We’ve been using MAMP Pro since version 1.x for most of our local testing and development. But after the release of version 5, MAMP Pro has been buggy and annoying to use.

In light of the COVID-19 outbreak and new isolation laws, the business landscape is changing rapidly. Now is the time for businesses to get ahead of the curve by shifting their focus to online sales and reprioritizing internal initiatives that may have been sitting on the back burner.

We've got some last minute articles for you to take a look at to finish off the work week! Find out what changes the Gutenberg editor will be bringing to Wordpress in the future, see this acronym designed to simplify some basic concepts within the context of project management, and learn what the Shadow DOM is (hint: it stands for Document Object Model).

Featuring an eclectic mix of development, design, and industry news; today's staff picks will keep your industry knowledge up-to-date and well-rounded!

We are already mourning the end of the State Fair, but for our health's sake it's probably good that it only lasts a few weeks. :) This week we are sharing about WordPress core editing improvements, (M)AMP stack set up with macOS 10.13, and a new tab page tool – A Fine Start.

We try to bring all you readers a variety of topics each week, and this edition is no different as we cover the political science ranking of characters in Game of Throne's Season 7, whether you should consider moving your WordPress website to HTTPS, and the V for Wikipedia app.

Maintaining a daily focus of WordPress and Drupal websites is made easy with Lumturio.

The latest major website security vulnerability to be announced can impact an entire website or server instantly, making websites unresponsive or unavailable. All websites on shared servers are at risk.

Custom Post Types in WordPress are a powerful feature. Controlling the post query and sorting by custom fields are a great way to make full use of them. Here's how we set up a simple post type to list events.