If you haven’t heard by now, Google has full intentions on April 21st to change its mobile search algorithm in order to better serve mobile users. With an increasing number of web searches coming from mobile devices, Google has decided it’s time to change how it ranks sites based on this trend. Gone are the…
Category: Web Development
What the Forthcoming WordPress API Means (In Basic Terms)
If you read any blogs that cover WordPress, you’ve undoubtedly heard about the WordPress JSON REST API. It’s been championed as one of the single most exciting WordPress developments but it has been stuck in development for over a year now. It looks like the wait may soon be over. WordPress’ process for adding new…
Testing Your HTTPS Setup
If you run a site with HTTPS, the first thing you’ll want to do is make sure that the Certificate and Web Server are set up correctly. A great tool for testing your Certificate and Server Configuration is SSL Server Test by Qualys SSL Labs. Using their site all you have to do is enter your…
Coding Conventions: Keep Your Code Clean and Stylish
When working on a project it is important to keep your code efficient in both execution and appearance. All projects, especially web projects, will need to be maintained on some level. One way to make this easier is by adhering to the code conventions, or style guide, set up within your development team or community. A good example of…