Blog <E-commerce, Marketing>
Bounce Rates: How They Affect Your Conversion Rates; and How to Fix Them
When looking over your analytics data about the visitors who came to your site,…
Karen McRae, Administrative Assistant
Blog <E-commerce, Marketing>
What is CRO and Why Do E-Commerce Sites Need It?
It’s no secret that competition on the web is fierce. Now, more than ever,…
Karen McRae, Administrative Assistant
Blog <Cloud>
Free Plugin for Monitoring Rackspace Postfix Email Queue
We created an open source plugin to monitor a Postfix email queue – Get the free plug in here!
Karen McRae, Administrative Assistant
Blog <Software>
Troubleshoot PHP Performance Issues With Blackfire Profiler
The situation: One of our clients was experiencing an issue where logging into their…
Karen McRae, Administrative Assistant
Blog <Marketing>
Endertech Takes on the 100 Day Project
If you had 100 days to learn a new skill, improve yourself, or share something you love with the world, would you? At Endertech, we’re doing exactly that. We’ve accepted the challenge of the 100 Days Project to commit to doing something every single day, for 100 days straight. Find out what each Endertechie is doing for the next 100 days and how to keep up with their progress.
Karen McRae, Administrative Assistant
Blog <Software>
Drupal 8, Grounded in Symfony
Drupal is a powerful open-source and flexible content management system (that’s why we love working with it). But lets face it, it’s earlier versions have a few “wrinkles.”
While PHP has drastically evolved in the past few years, Drupal has lagged behind a bit, especially with adopting and promoting solid software engineering pattern, such as object oriented programming, model-view-controller (MVC), or REST.
Gabriel Richards, Founder & CEO
Blog <Cloud, E-commerce>
Achieving PCI Compliance for SAQ D with Amazon AWS
Gabriel Richards, Founder & CEO
Blog <Software>
Using PHPCR and Its Sidekick, Jackalope
In this post, we’ll dig a little deeper in how the PHP Content Repository works with its sidekick Jackalope. You’ll see that its applications extend beyond content management and that a design based on the PHPCR offers tremendous flexibility.
Gabriel Richards, Founder & CEO
Blog <Design, Marketing, Software>
Make Your Website Mobile Friendly or Face Extinction On Google
If your website is not mobile friendly, you could be leaving a lot of money and opportunity on the table. In fact, you could disappear altogether from Google search. Yep, you read that right. Read on to find out more about mobile internet usage and how you can prepare for the coming Mobileggedon.
Karen McRae, Administrative Assistant
Blog <Software>
Symfony CMF vs WordPress CMS
WordPress is well-known the world over for its relative ease-of-use and plug-and-go capabilities. Businesses of all shapes and sizes use this content management system for all sorts of websites, from content sites to lead generation to e-commerce or even social networks.
Gabriel Richards, Founder & CEO
