Best WooCommerce subscription plugins

8 Best WooCommerce subscription plugins

Check out these WooCommerce subscription plugins that help retain customers and drive new sign-ups. Increase your WooCommerce subscription business' efficiency.

5 Best WordPress Live Chat Plugins in 2024

5 Best WordPress Live Chat Plugins In 2024

Learn about WordPress live chat plugins and how they can benefit your business. Check out five live chat plugins you can try out for your business today.

Best Dropshipping Plugins for WordPress

The 7 Best Dropshipping Plugins for WordPress

Get into ecommerce with these best WooCommerce dropshipping plugins. Read our blog comparing the 7 best dropshipping plugins for WordPress and WooCommerce.

Best survey plugins for Woed

6 Best WordPress Survey Plugins (2024)

Are you in need of a survey plugin for your WordPress website? Look no further than Nexcess' in-depth analysis of six of the best plugins available.

Best anti-spam plugins for WordPress

9 Best Anti-Spam WordPress Plugins (2024)

Are you searching for the best WordPress anti-spam plugin for your site? Nexcess reviewed nine of the top options to make your decision that much easier.

WordPress image compression plugins

The Top 10 WordPress Image Compression Plugins To Speed Up Your Site

Compress images in WordPress to speed up your site. Learn the best WordPress image compression plugins here with our list of 10 to choose from.

Why we love WordPress

14 Reasons Why We Love WordPress

WordPress is the most powerful platform ever created for blogging and building a website. It's easy to learn and easy to work with. Here's why it's easy to love it.

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How to Detect Slow WordPress Plugins and Ensure High Performance

Learn how to check your site for slow WordPress plugins, what to do with them, and how to ensure high performance.

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Adding Unit Tests to an Existing WordPress Plugin

So far we’ve done little more than introduce you to the idea of building tests for your WordPress plugins and talk about a bunch of the extra terms you need to understand to dive deeper into testing your code. Today we’re going to make it practical by grabbing one of my free plugins and adding a few unit tests to show you how to put it together.

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