Oh boy, serverless functions … it sounds like a technical challenge. But is it? No, not really. I always thought it would be hard, create some code not hosted anywhere, because it’s serverless. How would that work? After some digging and asking around the concept is rather simple, only the naming “serverless function” is a… Continue reading Serverless functions
Category: Technical
Going headless with NextJS
A major shift in building web applications is stepping away from monolithic applications, like, for example, WordPress or Magento. Instead of having data storage, business logic and presentation in one huge monolithic application the shift in internet applications moves to separation of parts. Headless is a way of doing this for the presentation layer. We… Continue reading Going headless with NextJS
Run Composer versions 1 and 2
Composer version 2 has been available quite some time now and it’s great! Yes, but… version 2 is only compatible with PHP versions from 7.2 and up. This can be troublesome if you’re running projects that still depend on PHP 7.1 or older. You might bump into errors like; But, good news is here. You… Continue reading Run Composer versions 1 and 2
Sync WordPress database and uploads
Now I have this WordPress website running, I can create lots of content like pages, blog posts, uploads and more and more… Sometimes, however, I’m in need of having this content also locally on my Mac when I’m working on it. I found myself still using FTP to download the uploaded images or PHPMyAdmin to… Continue reading Sync WordPress database and uploads
Bedrock with Composer and GitHub Actions
Wow, that’s hard to summarise in a SEO friendly blog title. Try to make a fitting title for an initial project setup, I dare you! For me, making up a title that covers it all was probably the hardest thing of this article. 😉 Anyway, this article covers my way of installing WordPress and deploying… Continue reading Bedrock with Composer and GitHub Actions