Month: July 2019

Honeypot, a tech-focused job platform based in Europe, has produced a documentary that offers a fascinating look at the origins of GraphQL. The 28-minute video explores how quickly the project began to have an impact on the wider tech industry after Facebook publicly released it as an open source project. GraphQL co-founder Nick Schrock, who…

Looking to migrate WordPress.com to WordPress.org? If you’ve ever read WPLift before, you know that we’re big fans of the self-hosted version of WordPress (that’s WordPress.org). However, when you’re just getting started, the simplicity of WordPress.com can be attractive. But don’t worry – if you started on WordPress.com and want to make the switch to…

Here’s a sad truth about eCommerce: You spend so much effort (and money) trying to get customers to engage with your store and add your products to their carts. But the vast majority of those people are still going to leave without ever making a purchase. It’s called cart abandonment. And it’s the scourge of…

Did you know that WordPress comes with a built-in feature that allows you to undo changes and go back to a previous version of a post? This feature is called Post Revisions or simply Revisions. Most of us make mistakes when writing. Sometimes you might wish that you hadn’t deleted what you wrote earlier. Revisions…