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10 Free Best WooCommerce Extensions and Add-ons in 2020

10 Free Best WooCommerce Extensions and Add-ons in 2020 WooCommerce is one of the most popular e-Commerce plugins in WordPress. In fact, it may also be the most popular platform to run an e-Commerce site.  One of the reasons for its popularity is the vast selection of add-ons to extend the functionality. In this article, we have put together some of the best WooCommerce add-ons. Let’s check them out. WooCommerce Gateway Stripe As the name implies, this plugin enables your site to connect to Stripe as a payment gateway. Stripe is one of the most popular gateway to accept payment with credit cards due to the ease of use and a very comprehensive API. Link :  https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-gateway-stripe/ MailChimp for WooCommerce An official plugin from MailChimp to integrate your WooCommerce store with MailChimp. This plugin can help you optimize your online store sales. Moreover, it can sync to the Audience in Mailchimp with the purchase data on your site, set up an...

Agile Methodology

Agile project delivery was developed in order to succeed in an ever-changing environment, smoothly responding to any changes while building highly functional software. As indicated in the Manifesto for Agile Software Development, this is only possible if individuals, interactions and customer collaboration come first, before processes, tools and contract negotiations. In the agile approach, the measure of progress is the ability to deliver working software to the client within a short timescale. The most significant differences between modern agility and the more traditional waterfall methodology pertain to: Levels of flexibility Waterfall development is pretty rigid and offers little to no chance of modifying a preconceived plan, while flexibility and being able to adjust to any changes are key to success, especially since ideas and requirements may evolve over time. The nature of the processes The waterfall process is divided into several stages with a single test phase at the end. I...

Business Analyst - Do you know Who is a Business Analyst?

Business Analyst - Do you know Who is a Business Analyst? A Business Analyst’s (BA’s) work can be briefly summed up as investigating business needs to conduct an analysis of the problem and propose the best possible solution. But there’s so much more behind the curtain! A Business Analyst’s main role is to engage during the early phases of a project, and conduct analysis throughout its entire duration. BAs are experts in the field of understanding the requirements, which are later converted into documentation for the purpose of clear and precise management of the project. A Business Analyst is often perceived as a link between the business and the IT team, as they can not only understand both parties, but also translate business goals into a language digestible for the programmers. By cooperating with stakeholders, they constantly care about setting the right priorities, thus ensuring the delivery of a valuable product. What is Business Analysis?  The International Institute of Bus...

Change yourself as software developer and ready for future software developer.

According to the blog writer  "Anna Mleczko" market study, Software is the driving force of the world today. With an estimated 9 trillion devices in use, software is the glue that connects people from all around the globe. The developers that build and develop these products are shaping and building the modern technological world. The developer population was forecast ed to hit approximately 26.4 million by this year but, even after the increasing number of developers, there still seems to be a talent shortage. Change is the only constant on this planet. The software industry is one of those sectors that witnesses a constant change in practices due to the ever-growing technological landscape. Software developers and professionals need to keep themselves updated with the latest technologies and innovations in order to compete and get the best possible position and pay. In recent years, the IT industry has seen tremendous growth. In a report by Gartner in 2018, it is estimated...

Do you want to learn programming?

Do you want to learn programming? In my personal opinion, one way to learn programming after you are having the basic knowledge is to build a project that involved the live world example or system.  Building projects is one of the best ways to learn. Not only do you learn an array of principles and techniques, but you get your hands messy throughout.  This GitHub repository lists a huge selection of project-based learning tutorials. Some of the languages that these projects are taught on are C# C/C++ Clojure Elixir Erlang F# Go Haskell HTML/CSS Java JavaScript Kotlin Lua OCaml PHP Python R Ruby Rust Scala Swift Additional resources After getting the basic knowledge of any programming language you want to implement that knowledge to work on a project that time you get the complete idea how to work with multiple components separately but the arrangement in such a way that it will give the desired output you required. Programming is a task where you already know the answer i.e wh...