Today we released WP Offload Media 2.3! 🎉 This release has some very important changes in order to support WordPress 5.3, introduces a custom table for the plugin’s data, as well as a plethora of enhancements and bug fixes. WordPress Continue reading WP Offload Media 2.3 Released: WordPress 5.3 Support & More
On a recent One on One chat with Brad we got to talking about tmux. Brad was interested to hear that I use it every day on my local development machines, which isn’t what first comes to mind as a Continue reading How I Use tmux For Local Development
I woke up this morning to an email from an old client from my days as a freelancer building WordPress sites, asking about SCA compliance. I built them an ecommerce site with Jigoshop back in 2011, and had added the Continue reading The End of Jigoshop? What Happened to The Once-Popular Ecommerce WordPress Plugin
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If you’re at all like our own developer team, even though you have a “main gig” you still enjoy the creative outlet of working on side projects. Side projects like a new plugin, app or even service can be an Continue reading Side Project Marketing That’ll Actually Deliver Results
Back in February with our release of version 1.6 of WP Offload S3, we revealed that we’ve been working toward adding support for additional storage providers. We asked you which storage provider you would most like to see supported by Continue reading WP Offload S3 is now WP Offload Media and Adds Support for DigitalOcean Spaces
We’re very excited to introduce you to the all-new Assets Pull addon for WP Offload S3. It’s a completely new plugin, written from scratch using a different approach, and intended to replace the original Assets addon. The Assets addon, you Continue reading Introducing the All-New Assets Pull Addon for WP Offload S3
WordPress has made great strides in its effort to democratize publishing, making the ability to publish content on the web accessible to a very large number of people all over the world. Today, it powers roughly 28% of the websites Continue reading WordPress Security Fundamentals: How to Not Get Hacked
Have you ever had the joy of carrying out acceptance tests? For our team at Delicious Brains, testing our releases, in the past, has been one of the most dreaded tasks on the to-do list. We hold our plugins to Continue reading Behind-the-Scenes: How We’re Automating Acceptance Testing
Update 2017-03-07: We’re now offering a better solution to on-the-fly image processing. Images are the bread and butter of the web. Without images and other media the web would be quite different and not nearly as enriching; they are like Continue reading On The Fly Image Processing Causes More Problems Than It Fixes
A few months back Iain wrote about how our team pushes each other to be better developers, which included insights into how we improve code quality using tools such as Xdebug, unit tests, and code reviews. While these tools can Continue reading Finding Bottlenecks in WordPress Code
I’ve attended many conferences in my time and watched every single speaker with admiration, because just the thought of getting up and talking to an audience myself leaves me in a cold sweat. However, at the beginning of October I Continue reading How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Giving a Talk
After nearly 6 months of development I’m pleased to announce the release of WP Offload S3 1.2. For now you’ll need to download it from My Account. Updates through the WordPress dashboard will be enabled soon, hopefully next week. In Continue reading WP Offload S3 1.2 Released
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A few months ago I bought an Apple Cinema display to use with my Macbook Pro. My plan was to use both screens, my Cinema display as my primary screen for work and important apps and my MBP as a Continue reading Using React and Laravel Lumen to Build a Company Status Board
I am scared of unit testing. There, I’ve said it. Unit testing is one of those practices that I know I should be doing, there are benefits to doing it, but it just seems too hard to implement, especially with Continue reading Unit Testing Ajax and API Requests in WordPress Plugins
We don’t usually do a blog post for a minor release, but this is a massive minor release and deserves some attention. Although we haven’t added any new features to warrant a major version bump, we’ve still done a lot Continue reading WP Offload S3 0.9.7 & Pro Upgrade 1.0.2 Released with 3 New Addons
Here at Delicious Brains Inc., the entire team enjoys the perks of remote work. Personally, I love having the freedom to start and end my day pretty much whenever I want, but there are some downsides to that lack of Continue reading Using Amazon SNS to build good habits with daily SMS reminders
Although we’ll call today the “official” launch, we actually (and sneakily) pushed out WP Offload S3 last month, on August 17. We felt late August wasn’t a good time to be promoting a new product, so we held off from blogging, sending Continue reading WP Offload S3 Launched