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WooCommerce Payments is now available in the UK
For those of you that use WooCommerce and are in the UK, you can now use it. Personally, I don’t use WooCommerce because it’s not supported with my current WordPress theme. However, I am still pretty excited about this new feature. Native and built-in payments are always the better option. This is because it has […]
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WordPress has partnered with Anchor
WordPress has partnered with Anchor and integrates nicely with a new podcasting website. Let’s see what this partnership offers.
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Top 5 plugins for WordPress
My personal top 5 Wordpress plugins
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Turn a WordPress Website into a Progressive Web App
Some of you may be wondering what a PWA actually is, allow me to explain. It’s a JavaScript file that uses Web Sockets that performs various tasks. Tasks such as caching your files for faster page loads. Caching also allows a user to view your website even when the user is offline. This means they can still view all of your wonderful content in mobile or broadband blackspots. This does however mean that it won’t be up to date until they have an internet connection, but at least they can still view something.