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The Best WordPress Shopping Cart Plugins
Article Introduction：A comprehensive comparison of WordPress e-commerce plug-ins: the five best choices and FAQs
The WordPress platform is powerful and versatile, and one of the most popular (and rapidly growing) applications is building an e-commerce website. With some excellent plugins, you can build an online store at a relatively low cost while enabling professional website design and functionality.
This article will introduce five of the best WordPress cart plugins, including its front-end design and most important features. Each plugin has its own advantages and disadvantages, so you will find the pros and disadvantages of each plugin.
Overview of key points
WooCommerce is the most popular e-commerce plugin for WordPress. It provides a range of features and has a huge
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Frontend Design Principles for User Experience
Article Introduction：The core purpose of a good front-end design is to improve the user experience, make users comfortable to use, find things, and see clearly. 1. A simple and intuitive information architecture requires fewer navigation bars, shallow page levels, and more control of the main menu within 5 items. Combining common icons and text, the mobile terminal prioritizes the bottom operation area. For example, e-commerce websites should highlight search boxes, classification portals and common functions. 2. Visual consistency improves usability. The button style, font size and color need to be unified. Interaction methods such as click feedback and loading animation should also be consistent. Error prompts need to be unified in form and clear and easy to understand. 3. Responsive and clear feedback. The front-end needs to optimize performance, such as lazy image loading and components loading as needed. After the operation, there must be instant feedback, such as submitting the form and adding loading status, saving successfully toa
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What is a 'headless' software
Article Introduction：Header less software refers to a system or application without a user interface. It communicates with other systems through APIs to realize backend automation processing. Its core features are API-first design, front-end and back-end separation architecture, and no built-in UI layer. It is commonly found in less CMS, browsers and e-commerce platforms. It has the advantages of high flexibility, good performance, and easy to expand. It is suitable for multi-terminal unified content management or multi-platform interaction scenarios. Choosing a headless less solution can improve customization capabilities, but it also requires more development investment.
2025-07-11
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What Can You Do with PHP?
Article Introduction：PHP can be used for a variety of development tasks, especially in web development. Specifically, it includes: 1. Build dynamic websites and web applications, such as user login systems, e-commerce platforms and content management systems; 2. Integrate with databases such as MySQL to facilitate storage and retrieval of data; 3. Use frameworks such as Laravel or Symfony to improve security and scalability; 4. Create RESTful APIs and back-end services to support data interactions in front-end or mobile applications; 5. Write command-line scripts to implement timing tasks, data processing and file operations; 6. Participate in deployment process automation in DevOps, especially in a PHP-led environment.
2025-07-17
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Frontend Deployment Strategies: CDN, Serverless, SSR
Article Introduction：The three mainstream strategies for deploying front-end applications are CDN, Serverless and SSR, each with applicable scenarios. 1. CDN is suitable for static resource distribution and accelerated access, suitable for official websites, SPAs, blogs, etc.; 2. Serverless is suitable for lightweight back-end logic, such as API calls and form processing, with simple deployment and no operation and maintenance required; 3. SSR guarantees SEO and first-screen experience, suitable for e-commerce, news stations and other projects that are sensitive to loading speed and inclusion. The three can be used in combination to achieve the optimal balance of performance, maintenance and user experience.
2025-07-19
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Modern Web Development with React: A Full Guide
Article Introduction：Building elegant and efficient web applications is like building exquisite Lego bricks. This is the charm of React JS. It uses reusable components to build dynamic interactive user interfaces.
React JS has undoubtedly changed the web development landscape, but mastering its essence is not easy. There are often many challenges faced during the development process:
State management conundrum: Keeping application data organized is like playing with a throwing knife.
Styling design challenge: Creating a beautiful and responsive UI often requires a long battle with CSS.
API integration dilemma: Connecting front-end and back-end APIs is like navigating a maze.
Frustrating Blank Screen: Debugging cryptic error messages can be frustrating.
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7 Easy Ways to Make a Magento 2 Website Faster
Article Introduction：The Magento 2 e-commerce platform has been criticized for its speed problems, with slow product catalog pages and slow-responsive checkout processes being common problems. This article will share seven practical tips to help you improve the running speed of the Magento 2 online store.
1. Use Varnish as cache application
Varnish is an HTTP proxy server that caches content and installs it in front of a web server to significantly improve website performance. Magento 2 has built-in support for Varnish. The enable method is as follows:
Go to Admin Panel > Store > Configuration > Advanced > System > Full Page Cache and set "Cache Application" to Varni
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Implementing a Micro-Frontend Architecture
Article Introduction：The key to the implementation of the micro front-end architecture lies in reasonable splitting, stable selection, and simplified communication. The core answer is: clarify the reason for the split and divide it according to business modules, such as e-commerce system disassembling product details, shopping carts, and order centers; avoid early excessive splitting, start with modules with strong independence; pay attention to sub-application decoupling, public resource extraction, and unified routing design; mainstream solutions include WebComponents, iframe, ModuleFederation, and qiankun, and choose according to team familiarity and needs; communication should be transmitted through URLs or transferred to the main application as much as possible, and use event buses when necessary but avoid strong dependencies.
2025-07-18
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How to use PHP to develop e-commerce backend monetization PHP e-commerce system architecture and profit strategy
Article Introduction：1. The mainstream frameworks of PHP e-commerce backend include Laravel (fast development, strong ecology), Symfony (enterprise-level, stable structure), Yii (excellent performance, suitable for standardized modules); 2. The technology stack needs to be equipped with MySQL Redis cache, RabbitMQ/Kafka message queue, Nginx PHP-FPM, and front-end separation is considered; 3. High concurrency architecture should be layered and modular, database read and write separation/distributed database, accelerated with cache and CDN, asynchronous processing of tasks, sharing of load balancing and Session, gradually microservice, and establish a monitoring and alarm system; 4. Multiple monetization paths include product price difference or platform commission, site advertising, SaaS subscription, customized development and plug-in market, API connection
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What is integration testing
Article Introduction：Integration testing is a combination of modules that will pass unit tests for collaboration capabilities. Because the module runs independently normally but may have problems such as inconsistency in interfaces, data delivery errors, and service dependency exceptions during integration, such as front-end parsing failure, empty pointers for database and business layers, third-party calls timeout or authentication failure, etc. Its core practices include: 1. bottom-up integration; 2. top-down integration; 3. Big Bang integration; 4. incremental integration. For example, in the e-commerce system, the order module connects the inventory and payment modules for process testing. Focus on external system interfaces, multi-threaded collaboration, data flow, and middleware usage. For example, the inter-service collaboration that sends emails after user registration must be included in the test scope. Integration testing is not a replacement for unit testing, but a complementary module
2025-07-04
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Dave The Diver: How To Catch Spider Crabs
Article Introduction：In Dave The Diver, there are some creatures that are not easy to catch. Or, catch alive that is. The spider crab is one of those very species, making it seem like the only way to bring these crustaceans back up to land is to viciously crack them up w
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Prepare for Interview Like a Pro with Interview Questions CLI
Article Introduction：Prepare for Interview Like a Pro with Interview Questions CLI
What is the Interview Questions CLI?
The Interview Questions CLI is a command-line tool designed for JavaScript learners and developers who want to enhance their interview
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Soft Deletes in Databases: To Use or Not to Use?
Article Introduction：Soft Deletes: A Question of DesignThe topic of soft deletes, a mechanism that "flags" records as deleted instead of physically removing them, has...
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