Posts written by our awesome technical staff about the technologies we use, and also neat tricks and hacks.
[Guest post by Mary Ade] That email marketing works is not contestable. You just may want to take your performance a notch higher and that is where this article comes in. It discusses data-backed strategies for getting more value from your email campaigns. Read for more. 1.- 53% of emails are opened on mobile. You’re better […]
[Guest post by Christopher Meloni] Magento is known for its broad community and rich features but, it is true that many retailers have found it complex as well as costly. For any e-commerce website, everyone wants to generate mind-blowing sales by converting window shopping visitors to loyal customers. This big as well as important decision is […]
[Guest post by Christopher Meloni] Magento is a fully scalable, secure, and perfect platform for any kind of ecommerce. It is an open source and a feature-packed software and the most popular choice for the low-budget startups. But as time flows and your business flourishes, there may rise a need to shift your ecommerce store to […]
Is based your online store in Magento? If that’s so, there is a big chance that your online store can be compromised due to this vulnerability published by Check Point. This is a critical RCE (remote control execution) vulnerability, that allows attackers to access all the data in your online store. It has been estimated […]
[Guest post by Taras Kopchak from Cart2Cart] The number of e-Commerce platforms is getting so obscenely big that it can confuse even an experienced e-merchant. osCommerce had been a solution #1 for many years, but then Magento came out and bam! Everything has changed. What if your platform choice turned out to be not so great as it […]
Alan Kent, the Magento Chief Architect, has published this presentation (presented at Meet Magento NY 2014, that gives an extensive overview of Magento 2. Some of the main highlights of this presentation are: It uses a modern tech stack, including PHP 5.4/5.5, jQuery, Require.JS, Less, HTML 5, CSS 3, MySQL, Composer, Varnish Cache and Redis […]
[Guest post by Mike Swan from MarkUpCloud] Many WordPress users consider editing configuration files a daunting task such as wp-config.php file. But what if you want to make changes to your WordPress’s install configuration details such as database connection information or any other such change? In that case you’ll need to tweak the wp-config.php file. […]
[Guest post by Jason Roiz from OSSMedia] Magento 2 has already set the game and one of the biggest changes that online players will witness in this version is the use of dependency injection. Dependency injection is a design pattern which has been introduced as a substitute of Mage class used in Magento 1 for […]
Planet Cassandra has published an article about how we use Cassandra and other Big Data solutions at BrainSINS. In the article, Andrés Velasco, one of our lead engineers, explains why we chose Cassandra as NoSQL database, and the main components of our NoSQL architecture. If you want to discover more about the “magic” behind BrainSINs […]
For my next trick I will be needing 2 things: 1) you should have an online store 2) you should be aware that with no data analysis of what goes on, you’re going nowhere Having got that out of the way, in this post I will talk about the tools I use, but there are […]
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