Choosing WooCommerce hosting that actually works
WooCommerce hosting is judged on four things most plans never mention: PHP workers, object caching, database performance and who applies the patches.
By Samir Kaila6 min read
WooCommerce guides
WooCommerce hands you the database, the server and the code, which is freedom and a maintenance bill in the same decision. These guides cover running it properly: choosing hosting and caching, keeping plugins under control, why stores slow down as they grow, and the upkeep nobody budgets for until something breaks.
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Custom WooCommerce plugins vs stacking third-party ones
When to write your own WooCommerce plugin and when to install one, plus the test we apply before adding any third-party code to a client's store.
By Samir Kaila6 min read
Why your WooCommerce store is slow, and how to fix it
A diagnostic order for slow WooCommerce stores, starting with the configuration change that usually does more than any amount of frontend work.
By Kay Patel6 min read
Running WooCommerce properly: hosting, caching and security
The infrastructure a WooCommerce store actually needs, why shared hosting fails it, and the maintenance routine that keeps a self-hosted store from becoming a liability.
By Samir Kaila10 min read
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