Advent Calendar 18: Switching from Freelancing to Employment in the WordPress World
Today you can read a very personal insight into what it’s like to switch from freelancing to employment.
Advent Calendar 17: 30% BackWPup PRO Christmas Discount
We have extended our professional WordPress Backup Plugin with many new features this year. Get them now!
Advent Calendar 16: Encapsulate configuration in WordPress plugins
In his blog post he’s going to show why it is a good habit to capsule configuration handling in your code and a package he developed.
Advent Calendar 15: Visitors are no Beta testers
Website visitors shouldn’t be beta testers. Instead there should be automated acceptance tests before the go live to check whether the website meets the expectations.
Advent Calendar 14: Integrate Cloud Storage in WordPress Projects
In his article Inpsyder Cristiano explains why and how you should integrate cloud storage in your WordPress project.
Advent Calendar 13: Composer Plugin WP Starter for WordPress
Inpsyde sponsors the further development of WP Starter by giving their employees working time to rewrite the plugin.
Advent Calendar 12: Build a Multilingual Online Store the Right Way
Today you can find the first of two blog posts about how to build a multilingual online store. This one gives an overview about several multilingual approaches. And today you can also get MultilingualPress 3 cheaper!
Advent Calendar 11: International Webshop – Get 40% More Sales! 1/2
Yeah, you’re reading right, 40%! There are not many strategies that allow such an increase in sales. And if it’s only 20%, it’s certainly a lot more than you can do with other strategies like marketing, website optimization, etc., if you only make use of the possibilities in your home country and in your language. […]
Advent Calendar 10: The Inpsyde Elasticsearch Plugin 2/2
In my first blog post yesterday I showed some internal processes and “how to create a concept at Inpsyde”. Today we’re going to dig a little bit deeper into concepts and some code examples to show how we’ve implemented everything.
