Author: Austin Ginder
Renaming a Paid WordPress Plugin
Last week I launched my summer side project, Stackable, and then a day later I completely rebranded to WP Freighter. You can read here…
Local WordPress Development on Linux
I recently switched to a Linux laptop and have been pleasantly surprised with how well my development tools have continued to work. Linux might…
Scanning for Website Errors with Lighthouse CLI
WordPress is preparing to finally upgrade the bundled version of jQuery. The first step was completed as of WordPress 5.5 which was to remove…
Switching to Linux
Less than a year ago I switched from a MacBook Pro to Microsoft’s Surface Laptop 3. The Windows Subsystem Linux (WSL) was a big…
WordPress 5.5 Custom Code Compatibility Fixes
With WordPress 5.5 begins step #1 of a 3 phased approach for updating jQuery to the latest version. This is long over due. As…
Why I Pay 6 Figures to Kinsta 💰
I’m pretty open when it comes to running my business. Anchor Hosting resells other managed WordPress host providers, primarily Kinsta, and bundles in routine…
Hosting Many WordPress Sites on Single WordPress with Stackable
One feature of Stackable is its ability to host many WordPress sites from a single WordPress installation with full domain mapping and SSL support.…
Keyless Activation With Easy Digital Downloads
Paid WordPress plugins typically require an active license in order to receive plugin updates. While I understand the need for plugin authors to utilize…
Quickly Resolve Plugin Conflicts with WP Freighter
I’m currently building WP Freighter which is a WordPress plugin that enables lightning fast ⚡ duplicate copies of your WordPress site. There are many…
Building a WordPress Plugin
I recently decided to build a WordPress plugin. It’s called WP Freighter, a lightning fast way to create a duplicate copies of your WordPress…