If you are familiar with how OpenCart works, you would have realized by now that getting your OpenCart up-to-date can be a very overwhelming task. Each time the folks at OpenCart announces a new release, everyone starts popping champagne because someone’s finally going to fix the critical bugs, but lo and behold, each new releases … Read more
On 19th May, one of the most popular e-commerce WordPress plugins – WooCommerce becomes officially part of the WordPress family. Some fast facts on WooCommmerce as of May 2015. Founders: Mark Forrester & Magnus Jepson Number of Employees: 55 Downloads: 7 million with approximately 1 million active installed base Market Share: 30% of All Online … Read more
Some gold nuggets written back in 1999. Only came across it recently: 37signals.com/manifesto Never too late.
A Kindle or any e-Book Readers that can only be used for reading, without any of those media playback capability and games. Any other devices should be restricted, because no matter how beneficial those handheld devices promise, I am still not convinced that the kids who interact with these devices would have any idea how … Read more
E-mail attachments can sometimes be a very damaging thing- not referring to the virus and scams that you get everyday. It’s the fact that once your attachment is sent out, there’s no way you can ‘undo’ it. You can definitely remember the time when your attachment is sent to the wrong intended recipient… All the embarrassing … Read more
There’s a term that I keep coming across: ‘magical thinking’. Original articles here: (i)Â How to Avoid Delusional Thinking in Start-up Growth Strategy (ii)Â Why It’s Better to Have a System Than a Goal It reaffirms my believe about projections and forecasts- the overly optimistic types. It goes something like, “If we just get 1% share of … Read more