Losing data is one of my biggest fears, so I try to make sure this never happens by using sensible backup solutions for all my data. …
My Hardware Setup
With the new M2 processors introduced by Apple and their amazing performance, I’ve decided to switch around my hardware setup to be best suited to my …
What’s Beyond WordPress?
As a WordPress veteran, I’ve observed the fluctuations in the ecosystem for many years now. I’ve also written about my thoughts on the current state of …
Is WordPress Entering a Death Spiral?
My journey with WordPress goes way back, in 2006, to be exact. Over the years I’ve been first and foremost a user (running various blogs on …
My Software Setup and Recommendations
In this post I’ll be sharing the apps, websites and tools I use on a daily basis, in no particular order. Apps Nord VPN – my …
Are Acquisitions in the WordPress Space a Good or Bad Thing?
This is an article that reflects on the high number of acquisitions we’ve seen happen in the past few years (2018-2021) within the WordPress space. There …
Adding a Hardware Remote Control to Lego PoweredUP Control+ Sets
I love building stuff with my son, and one of our latest projects (admittedly more apt for me than for him as he’s too young to …
The Best Powerline Adapters for Your Home Network
If your WiFi doesn’t reach certain rooms in your home — especially in older European buildings with thick stone or concrete walls — powerline adapters are …
My Thoughts on WordPress in 2020
I’ve been using WordPress since the early days, 2006 to be exact. I fell in love with the idea of open-source CMSs a few years before …
Spotlight Review – Easily Add Instagram Feeds to Your Site
This week was a very special one for us at RebelCode. It marks the launch of our latest plugin: Spotlight – a simple and effective way to add your Instagram feeds to your WordPress site.
How to Start a Blog with WordPress
Starting a blog is a fun and rewarding experience. However, on the other hand, it can also be portrayed as being as daunting as it is …
How to Remove DRM from Amazon Books
Every Kindle book you buy comes locked with Digital Rights Management (DRM). That means you can only read it through Amazon’s own apps and devices. You …
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