Welcome to the Developer tag archive on the Visualmodo blog. This page brings together every post for programmers, coders, software engineers, and architects who build and maintain modern websites and apps. You will find practical guides on development workflows, code quality, performance, debugging, tooling, and real world solutions for WordPress and web projects. Browse the latest Developer articles, explore helpful patterns, and pick up ideas you can apply to your next build.
Before the novel COVID-19 outbreak, working from home was seen as a trend reserved for A-list companies and organizations. Only a mere 3.4% of the population had the pleasure of en…
You’ve created a practical mobile application to manage your finances. You’ve spent thousands of dollars on software developers both for Android and iOS to engage as many users as…
Do you want to present your brand to new, international audiences? If so, you will probably hear the word ‘transcreation’ early. Transcreation is a term to know if you’re consideri…
In the modern age of tech entrepreneurship, e-commerce, and the start-up culture, the most important thing any company or business can work on is its brand name. Back in the day, y…
The web hosting industry today has become highly commercialized. Many hosting providers are creating and selling specific plans based on demand. At the same time, this may be good…
Creating a professional theme can never be so easy for citizen developers. However, with the presence and usage of low-code platforms such as WordPress CRM, developing themes using…
People are searching for ways to help make remote work more accessible, and that’s not likely to change. More companies and individuals are working remotely than ever before, so th…
Remote Desktop Protocol is a protocol from Microsoft that facilitates data transfer, application, as well as security and encryption between devices, client users, and a virtual se…
Firstly, a fast website provides a better user experience than a slow one. Research has shown time and again that people don’t buy as much from slower sites. Users don’t read or en…
