Posts tagged: WordPress

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… Read more

This is article 1 of 2 in the series “How to Develop a WordPress Plugin Using Webpack 3, React and the REST API” If you’ve been working with JavaScript in… Read more

Today is once again release day for WP Offload S3 ‎🎉 and with it comes some new features and improvements. We’ve merged compatibility addons into the core plugin, added support… Read more

This is article 1 of 3 in the series “Self-Hosted WordPress Alternatives” I’ve been developing with WordPress for quite some time now (almost 7 years), which is practically an eternity… Read more

As we’ve mentioned before here, the WordPress core team is debating which JavaScript framework to add to the existing set of frameworks. React and Vue.js appear to be front-runners, with… Read more

With today’s update, we’re this close to public release of Mergebot. If you’re new around here, Mergebot aims to ease the pain of merging WordPress databases at deploy time and… Read more

Do you have a legacy JavaScript codebase you’re avoiding refactoring? So does WordPress. If you’ve been paying attention to WordPress core lately, you may have noticed that there has been… Read more

When WordPress 4.7 was released at the end of 2016 most of the response was around the new REST API endpoints for posts, comments, terms, users, meta, and settings. However,… Read more

One of the questions we get asked fairly often about WP Offload S3 is whether or not it is OK to use in development or staging environments. When done correctly,… Read more

We’ve talked a lot about WordPress performance and hosting WordPress here at Delicious Brains. A common theme amongst those articles is the importance of page caching and how it’s arguably… Read more