Recently I've seen some (often absolute) statements going around, generally in the line of "open source commerce platforms are a terrible idea". Now of course different solutions always have different pros and cons.
So around a year ago, a friend of mine was looking for a house to buy somewhere around Amsterdam. Something that turned into a great hobby of his, sometimes spending hours (and hours) on housing websites. During one of these searches he found a single street with 6 houses for sale. So he told me: “That is not a good sign, there is probably something wrong with that neighborhood.”
On October 24th, I gave a session at Nomad Mage about using psychology and data to make the decisions to improve your webshop.
Welcome to the second part of our Women in Tech podcast. In the first part Guido spoke with Allesandro Ronchi and in this second part he sat down with 5 women attending the Dutch Magento Unconference to continue our conversation about diversity in Tech and specifically in the Magento community.
Question: what are the different possible outcomes of A/B test experiments and what do you do depending on each of those scenarios?
How would you design the experiment itself? What would you define as a good testing process / culture? What are the key metrics you’d pay attention to? How will you define success?
Last week I traveled to Shenzhen China to attend and speak at the first ever Meet Magento event in the country. Here I share some (random) notes/learnings from that trip.
During our Unconference in August (in Utrecht, The Netherlands) Sander and Guido had the pleasure to interview Sherrie Rohde about her work at Magento and what we can expect from her and her team in the coming year!
In this episode Guido talks to Alessandro Ronchi from Italy (Bitbull) about diversity in our Magento community.
I speak at various international events every month and I'm regularly awarded as the best and most engaging speaker of the event. Send me your details and we'll get your event on my schedule!