Not all plugins need to rush…
Not all plugins need to rush to the SaaS model. Josh Pollock has some thoughts on why this might not be the path for you and your plugin.
Not all plugins need to rush to the SaaS model. Josh Pollock has some thoughts on why this might not be the path for you and your plugin.
Last week, Automattic introduced WooCommerce Connect, a Jetpack-esque suite of tools for WooCommerce, where modules could utilize the processing power of WordPress.com to run particular elements of eCommerce websites. WooCommerce Connect requires Jetpack, and therefore also a WordPress.com account, in order to run. Jetpack now has 35 modules, originally with the purpose of making publishing…
Jannis Thuemmig, founder of WP Webhooks, joins Cory Miller to discuss Open AI and WordPress. Jannis is passionate about utilizing the power of technology to increase efficiency. WP Webhooks is exploring the ways Open AI can be used to revolutionize website processes and management. It seems we are only at the tip of the iceberg for what is possible when working with WordPress and Open AI.
When — and what — should you outsource to SaaS and open source? Learn this an more from Dave Rodenbaugh, founder of Recapture.io.
There are third party tools and SaaS applications that deal with signing documents, but sometimes for situations it might make sense to explore doing so with WordPress. That’s why I noticed this post that covered some of the options out there (note that some links are affiliate links). Because you are dealing many times with legality and…
I stumbled across this guide from Yohann Kunders that tackles the complex and critical parts of a SaaS ecommerce and billing system. It’s worth a read if you know you’ll be dealing with the “insanity” of scaling such a system some day.
Automattic has announced Newspack by WordPress.com, describing it as a “next-generation publishing platform” that’s “aimed at small- and medium-sized news organizations.” The main site is accepting applications for charter participants, who will receive free service until January 2020. Beyond that point, “operating fees of between $1,000 per month and $2,000 per month will be applied…