Why the PHP 7.2 Upgrade is Important Have you heard the recent buzz regarding PHP 7.2 upgrades? We’re not surprised. This is one of the most talked about topics in the WordPress Community today. Why is that? In late 2018, word was released that PHP 5.6 and 7.0 would reach their end of life at […]
Bytes Hires a New Technical Support Engineer Have you heard a new voice on the other end of our support line recently? If so, you’ve been speaking to the latest addition to the Bytes.co Team, Mike Skwar. Mike joined Bytes.co’s Support Team as a Technical Support Engineer. Hiring Mike was an easy decision based on his relevant […]
As you may have noticed, in 2018 we announced several updates that have had an effect on marketing efforts and strategies in 2018. Such updates include the Google Maps API Key update, the huge push on SSL Certificates, Social Media Newsfeeds altering their order for user experience, and much more. Here are the most important […]
Bytes.co is proud to announce the release of our very own SASS / LESS Compilation plugin for WordPress. After months of development, usage and testing, we’ve finally released our home grown CSS and LESS compiler into the wild! WP Compiler is a compilation and minimization tool that lets WordPress developers improve their productivity and streamline many […]
This past summer was an exciting one for Bytes.co with WordCamp Boston and several projects wrapping up. A true highlight from the website design department includes launching the new Vermont.org. We were thrilled when the Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce selected Bytes.co to design and develop their new website. Our home was our inspiration. Vermont is […]
How to Structure Complex Sites by Greg Schoppe On July 22nd, Bytes.co’s Senior Developer, Greg Schoppe, presented at WordCamp Boston about “How to Structure Complex Sites.” Greg delivered a phenomenal presentation to the Boston WordPress Community. Following his presentation, Greg was approached with several compliments and follow up questions regarding his presentation. This is the […]
If you read our last blog post on Google Maps Platform, you are aware that Google recently rolled out some new Cloud Services features. This new Maps platform comes with a few new changes, such as requiring your credit card information in order to obtain an API key. In addition to Google Maps Platform, the Search […]
Does your website contain an embedded Google Map? If yes, this post is for you. Google has created a new cloud services product known as Google Maps Platform. This will effectively replace the old Google Maps solution. Beginning on July 16th, 2018, Google will require all websites that contain an API Key, to link their account […]
What is SSL SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer; a standard technology used to secure data transfers between servers, or from a server to a web browser. In short, it prevents hackers from accessing personal or sensitive data including credit card numbers, names, addresses, etc. In order to enable SSL on a website, one needs […]
Being a Google Partner means that our Bytes Team is not only certified in AdWords but we have the ability to work with the Google community in asking questions to other web professionals and Google experts as well as sharing helpful tips and suggestions. In addition, each year Google chooses a select few of their […]
