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In previous articles of the series, we covered the first two crucial steps in launching an online store. We started with selecting the platform and planning the content that a successful webshop must have. Today, we’re tackling other technological aspects: which hosting service to purchase and which ready-made theme to install?
eCommerce designers, gurus and developers have been advising, begging and shouting for a whole decade. They draw graphs, sit in meetings and whisper to clients that eCommerce is just the thing for their business! In the sea of online shopping platforms, one stands out – WooCommerce.
A major update for WooCommerce – it’s 4.0 edition has been released! Now you can go deeper with the analytics, more customizable dashboard and activity panel.
Short text about how non-development books can positively influence developers (and their daily routine)
Machine learning techniques are miles out of scope when producing WordPress projects. We wanted to change that as we believe that the tools are just around the corner, waiting to be picked up for some proper dataset whooping.
Neuralab team visited #WCEU Berlin, hands down the biggest WordPress event to date. Berlin seemed like a perfect location for this massive WordCamp. Situated in geographical heart of Europe, this city is one of those places that symbolizes changes and discrepancies all around.
Since recently, CARNET has a new website powered by WordPress. Neuralab and CARNET have shared with us the details of this truly demanding project, primarily because of the amount of content, the number of people who are creating it and the number of services they provide.
Hello! We’re a team of designers, developers and content makers building web applications on top of WordPress & WooCommerce.
Istria, a perfect setting for any IT gathering. Windays, Weekend Media and Innovation Island have all recognized the energy that this wine & sun county can give to an event. Digital Lab.in travels in the same direction while hosting the entire conference in a picturesque (and polished) town of Labin.