Articles & Perspectives
What's coming up for Bluetooth on the web?
Bluetooth has come a long way since it's inception in 1994. There are some exciting new innovations being worked on beyond just the standard beacons.
How to Fix Your Custom Theme After Magento 2.1.0 Upgrade Breaks It
Notable Updates for Authorize.Net - July 2016
Magento Deployment for Major Athletic Apparel Maker
Behold Firebase 2.0!
Firebase is a unified app platform for Android, iOS and the web that promises to help “develop high-quality apps, grow your user base, and earn more money”.
Rebrand & Drupal 8 CMS for Doyle, the Famous New York Auction House
Endertech designed, developed, and deployed a Drupal 8 website for the famous auction house Doyle New York. Learn about this amazing platform and client.
Your Content Management System... More Than What Your Users See
The design phase of your CMS is an opportunity to review your workflows, your decision making processes, and improve the way you operate and express your business. We discuss the factors to consider during the design phase.
What is an API and What Can it Do?
Brief article explaining the benefits of API development for your software project. Learning the basics of API integrations in order to develop a more powerful software. Better data and better functionality can be expected from API development projects.
Three Highlights for Merchants in the new PCI DSS 3.2
Highlights from the 2016 Global Security Report by Trustwave
Trustwave's global security report spotlights why applying Magento and WordPress updates ASAP after they're released is what helps prevent your site from being hacked.
The Imagine 2016 Conference Welcomes Magic, Magento 2, & Magento Enterprise Cloud
Endertech attended Imagine 2016, the Magento conference in Las Vegas at the Wynn this year. Magento Enterprise Cloud was announced and Magento 2 matures.
4 Steps to Easily Increase WordPress User Security
If you use online banking or some other account you’ve probably experienced the need to enter an additional code sent to your email or phone via text message. This additional verification is called Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), or Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).