You stroll into your apartment, exhausted from work, whip out your tablet, and, with a bond stronger than superglue, you and the couch become one. You meander through social media feeds, flip through the latest headlines on Flipboard, and your better half video chats with you about plans for a sizzling barbecue. All the while, red notifications dart across your screen like shooting stars. You revel in the lightning-fast loading times, and the apps feel as if they're magically fused to your fingertips. The year is 2020, and what you're experiencing is all happening within your tablet's browser - welcome to the world of Progressive Web Applications!
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WordCamp Basel 2025 re-cap: Looking for wiener schnitzels in a sea of noodles
WordCamp Europe 2025 in Basel showcased WordPress at its most mature and strategic. The event brought together 1,723 professionals from 84 countries for essential discussions on accessibility implementation, sustainable development practices, and enterprise-grade solutions. WCEU proved that WordPress now powers critical business operations across industries, supported by a community balancing innovation with practical implementation.
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Apple Pay finally arrived on WooCommerce. This is a new and modern type of paying for products, reserved for Apple users (iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac) Here’s a quick list of benefits and why you should care:
“Show me the money!” is a fairly good movie quote, summarizing thoughts for every business owner. It’s even more powerful in the eCommerce world where store owners need to tackle various foggy and uncertain concepts like User eXperience, sales funnels, big data analytics, A/B testing and even “what the hell is CMS”.
Business intelligence (BI) tools went mainstream in 2016. Those modern helpers are now capable to visualize all of your eCommerce data and users are starting to take this for granted. If you look at it closely, this “is” a sure sign of BI belonging to the commodity area.
Seems like WooCommerce releases and new functions got into a higher gear – newly merged development team is reaping the benefits of its parent company – Automattic. Let’s see what’s in store for their new release 2.7 which is scheduled to be out of Beta in February 2017.
Remember those days before all the compilers, processors, libraries and other help tools for creating websites? Blind Hackhaton will try to put word 'skill' inside code writing. Only you and text editor. We bring you a hefty interview with the organizers so check out what's cooking in the beautiful city of Osijek.
JavaScript is a wanted language. On the TIOBE ranking, it balances at the very top, and if you explore the depths of the web, it hides in the NodeJS corner where it talks unrelated to NoSQL databases. And Google embraced it like a skinny kid and developed it into a buffed AngularJS guy. Most importantly, front-end developers appreciate it, both as a de facto "web programming language", but also as a taskrunner assistant name Gulp & Grunt ...
If you want to assess strengths and weaknesses of your development team - look no further than Joel Test. It has been proven in the past and coders dig it for its down-to-earth approach. Our guide will help you to perfect those software development skills and in the end, build better digital products.
You've probably seen it before... Team of developers working on WooCommerce implementation, crunching late-night hours with thousands of lines of code (and complicated talks with designers). They think about all of the complex payment systems and 3rd party integrations, only to forget about one simple little detail - EMAILS.
Gone are the warm summer days of binge-watching Netflix, catching beach sunburns and generally doing nothing :) It's time to learn some new skills, especially in our "coding area".
We just got back from the second Croatian WordCamp held in the beautiful city of Split. Needless to say that the sea, the sun and the beach only amplified the whole event experience... And a great experience it was!
WooCommerce and SalesForce are bound to be together. Both players made a significant market dent, each in their own cosmos - WooCommerce at 37% market share, and Salesforce, around 20% market share in the summer of 2016...