BigCommerce for WordPress (BC4WP) Themeco Pro Theme Review
This video takes a look at the Themeco Pro WordPress theme with BigCommerce for WordPress installed. No customization were made, so you get to see what it looks like right …
Topher DeRosia: Build Ecommerce Sites With Confidence (Demystifying Ecommerce)
Building an ecommerce store can be a daunting experience. Suddenly you’re not just working with content anymore. Now it’s taxes and shipping and customers that need to be kept happy. …
Topher DeRosia: How To Increase E-commerce Conversions
This talk recommends how to increase engagement, lower customer acquisition costs, and, ultimately, improve store sales.
An e-commerce store is only as valuable as the number of visitors it converts …
Topher DeRosia: Introduction to the WordPress HTTP API
The WordPress HTTP API allows you to gather data from other parts of the web and present it however you wish. We’ll take a look at how it’s done, while …
Topher DeRosia: Introduction to the WordPress Transients API
Transients allow developers to easily micro-cache expensive queries and remote data calls in the most efficient way possible. They’re relatively easy to use and can make dramatic performance improvements in …
Topher DeRosia: Build Ecommerce Sites With Confidence (Demystifying commerce)
Building an eCommerce store can be a daunting experience. Suddenly you’re not just working with content anymore, now it’s taxes and shipping and customers that need to be kept happy.…
Topher DeRosia: Introduction to BigCommerce for WordPress – Part 1
BigCommerce for WordPress is a brand new way to do ecommerce in WordPress. With a hybrid of local content and processes running over API the BigCommerce for WordPress plugin can …
What Is A Website URL?
If you read anything at all about websites, at some point you’ll see the abbreviation “URL”. In this video we’ll talk about what it means, and how to understand it.…
Getting BigCommerce Data With GraphQL in WordPress
I’ve been hearing about GraphQL for quite a few years now, but it was quite a while before I really looked into it and realized the QL stands for Query …