Since the initial beta versions of WordPress 4.9.6, I’ve followed how WordPress core would handle privacy. As it turns out, WordPress 4.9.6 does a pretty good job at handling data that is on your site. What it misses, is the ability to export or erase data that elsewhere. This is where my newest plugin, Privacy […]
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LoopConf 2018: Soldier’s Perspective on Mental Health
At LoopConf 2018 I spoke about mental health issues. I feel like this is a topic that many developers, freelancers, and others in our industry need to talk about more. As a society though, we often times attach a negative connotation to the phrase “mental health”. Admitting that you have mental health needs is nothing […]
2017 Year In Review
This is my first “year in review” post. I’ve never done one before mostly because I never really took the time to reflect on the previous year. I’ve always been focused on what’s next. This year, I’ve been thinking a lot about what’s worked and what hasn’t. I decided to write a year in review […]
How to Use Google Data Studio
The other day I had a friend ask me what I use for analytics on my website. Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools or Search Console was good, but it just had too much information for him. All of that information is spread across different accounts – some of it is for his sites, and others […]
Reflections on my first SaaS
Today I announced that the WP1099 e-filing service was being discontinued. WP1099 was my first software as a service (SaaS) offering, which despite going through a lot of planning, I failed to consider a few things. There is a plugin that is replacing the service, which is currently available to purchase. The new plugin provides […]
