Like a lot of developers, I’m always paying attention to what the latest ‘new shiny’ thing in web development is. I’ve heard a lot about Gatsby.js lately, so I started… Read more
If you’ve been reading our blog for a while, you might have seen our post comparing Amazon SES, Mailgun, and SendGrid. In that post, we compared the different transactional email… Read more
We’ve recently seen a sizable uptick in customers trying to use various methods of serving WebP images via a CDN with WP Offload Media, with mixed results. Turns out, one… Read more
This is article 4 of 4 in the series “Optimizing Laravel” In my last article we looked at what object caching is and how and when to use it to… Read more
Back in June, our team got together for our fifth annual retreat. After a couple years of not basing retreats around a conference, the team decided to give the conference-based… Read more
Database merging is a problem that still exists in WordPress. It’s a question that gets raised almost every month at the local WordPress meetup I run – “if I am… Read more
Today, we’re introducing a bunch of features for WP Offload SES. It’s no secret that WP Offload SES has been light on features since its launch. That’s the main reason… Read more
👋 Hi there. We haven’t met before. I’ve been working as the team’s first product designer for a few weeks now and thought that now that my hazing has been… Read more
Composer. If you’ve worked with PHP for any period of time you’ve likely heard of or used Composer. We’ve written about it whole bunch on the blog before, and it’s… Read more
If you follow us on Twitter, you might know that last week the whole Delicious Brains team descended on Berlin for WordCamp Europe 2019. We're at #WCEU and we have… Read more
