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Need a Degree to Work in Tech?

Until somewhat recently, you couldn’t get a job interview at a tech agency without at least a bachelor's degree. Have online coding schools changed the game? Read More

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Service Industry Chops Will Help Your Tech Career

A number of us at Daggerhart Lab are very familiar with working in the service industry. Some of us only for a few years in… Read More

Why Daggerhart Lab Sponsored the Pitch-Burgh Competition

Pitch-Burgh Competition, DrupalCon 2023 DrupalCon 2023: The audience votes were being counted after having heard from all the candidates for the… Read More

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Will Our Tech Agency Threaten Your Job? Nope!

Our tech agency thrives on building a genuine technology partnership with our clients. Should this make certain staff members of our clients nervous? Nope! Read More

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Are Direct To Consumer Apps On Their Way Out?

For direct-to-consumer sales, websites have remained steady while apps have wavered. Are b2b and b2c apps on their way out? Read More

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Your Non-Profit Is Actually An Online Business

Your non-profit is actually an online business now. As technology advances and covid continues, it’s time to expand your website to do more than brochure work. Read More

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How Do You Take A Vacation When You Work Remote?

Taking a vacation can be challenging, and it can be especially difficult when you work remotely. So, how do you switch off when there is internet everywhere? Read More

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Choosing An eCommerce Platform

How do you know which eCommerce platform to build your online store with? We spoke with developers and clients to find out. Learn more here. Read More

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Drupal Schema.org Blueprints Module

Earlier this year Drupal developer Jacob Rockowitz introduced the Schema.org Blueprints module (schemadotorg) to the Drupal community. Having spent a lot of… Read More

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Composer Managed Custom WordPress & Drupal Dependencies

In web development we often find ourselves writing custom WordPress plugins, Drupal modules, or themes that have external package dependencies. It’s standard to use Composer… Read More

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Composer Autoloader: The Easiest Autoloading in PHP

Often, we find ourselves developing on a PHP system that does not have an autoloading mechanism built-in (cough *WordPress*). In times like these we largely… Read More

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Are Online Learning Management Systems The Future Of Teaching?

The future of online teaching platforms is bright and expansive. From public schools, to climbing gyms, everyone is learning online. Read More

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Autoloading & Namespaces in PHP

This post wil help you understand the What, Why, and How of autoloading, namespaces, and the use keyword in PHP. If you’re already familiar with… Read More

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Office Hazing…Seriously? Still?!

Hazing seems like something that should be extinct, but it’s rampant throughout office cultures in the U.S. Is “hazing” just another word for “harassing”? Read More

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Is Google Tag Manager Hurting Your Website’s Performance?

If Google Tag Manager is installed incorrectly on your website, you could be hurting your website performance and rankings. Learn what to avoid, here. Read More