by Maureen G | Nov 10, 2026 | AI, Customer Resources & Tutorials
Boston Web Group · Testing AI-Written Code: Where Tests Pay for Themselves If you have inherited an application that was built with an AI coding tool, you have probably noticed a pattern. The app works, mostly. But every small change takes longer than it should, and...
by Maureen G | Nov 6, 2026 | ecommerce, Hosting
Boston Web Group · WooCommerce Hosting Requirements: PHP, MySQL, Redis, and the Server Spec for a Real Store WooCommerce hosting requirements read differently depending on who published them. The official minimums describe what the software needs to boot. They say...
by Maureen G | Nov 5, 2026 | AI, Hosting
Boston Web Group · Real Environments Instead of a Laptop: Your First Production Stack The app works. You built it with an AI tool over a few weekends, it does the thing it was supposed to do, and people are starting to use it. Then someone asks where it's hosted,...
by Maureen G | Nov 3, 2026 | AI, business development
Boston Web Group · The Production Readiness Assessment: What You Get Before Any Work Begins A founder with an AI-built app usually starts the agency conversation the same way: here is what we built, what would it cost to finish it? The usual answer is a proposal. We...
by Maureen G | Nov 2, 2026 | ecommerce, Hosting
Boston Web Group · Keeping a WooCommerce Store Patched, Backed Up, and Monitored WooCommerce maintenance is the part of owning a store that nobody puts in the sales pitch. The software is open source, the plugins come from dozens of vendors, and the hosting account is...
