WordPress
Economies of scale: why WordPress is ideal for enterprise dev teams
It’s no secret that business moves fast, and development must keep pace. From MVPs to continuous improvement, Altis CEO Noel Tock and Director of Product Ryan McCue discuss why WordPress…
Finding and solving a race condition in WordPress: a tale of two threads
What do you do when something does nothing? This was the scenario I faced recently while working on a support ticket. Race conditions are among the hardest bugs to detect.…
Mind the gap: the big players use WordPress, but why don’t we hear about it?
WordPress came to prominence as a blog-publishing system in the early 2000s, but it’s come a long way since then. Altis CEO Noel Tock and Director of Product Ryan McCue…
The hidden programming language inside WordPress
Edit: This post has been updated! If you’ve read Part 1 already, skip ahead here to the riveting conclusion… WordPress had humble beginnings in the b2 blogging software, but has…
Search on WordPress: 5 Ways To Improve the User Experience
You went to all that effort making content for your blog and website, you probably want people to be able to find it. Implementing SEO helps take care of bringing…
4 Ways to Streamline Content Creation on Corporate Blogs with Altis
Many enterprise companies use a CMS like Adobe Experience Manager or Sitecore as their primary CMS, however organizations like Marks & Spencer’s, SAP and Etsy also implement WordPress as a…
Why Your Website Needs to Evolve with Your Business
For many businesses, their website is a customer’s first point of contact with their brand. It’s an opportunity to build trust and create a memorable first impression. This has become…
Jazz and the Art of Contributing to WordPress 5.6
As an open source product, WordPress is made, and refined in a community of volunteers and enthusiasts who collaborate across time and space not just as engineers on the codebase,…
