Journal · field notes
Notes from the work.
Technical notes from the projects, written while the work is under way. Roughly one a week per project.
What is Laravel? The PHP framework explained
What is Laravel? A plain explanation of the PHP framework: what comes with it, how an app works, what it is used for and what Laravel development means.
#guide#laravelShopify in Danish: running your shop in Danish
Shopify can run in Danish all the way. How to set up language, kroner and VAT, MobilePay, shipping and accounting, and what Danish shops often miss.
#guide#shopify#webshopNext.js development: when does it pay off?
What Next.js is, why the rendering choice decides speed and visibility, when Vue.js is just as good, and when WordPress is the cheaper answer.
#guide#nextjs#react#vueSEO in Vejle: what it covers and who does what
SEO for businesses in Vejle: the Google profile, the technical side, content and links, agency versus specialist, and how the price is set.
#guide#seo#vejle#local-seoLaravel development: when is Laravel the right choice?
What Laravel is, what Laravel development means for a Danish business, when it is the right choice, and what to look for in a Laravel developer.
#guide#laravelWooCommerce developer: when do you need one?
What a WooCommerce developer does, what you can set up in your shop yourself, the Danish specifics, and what to ask before you hire anyone.
#guide#woocommerce#webshop#wordpressPHP2Shell: how to check your website
Two critical holes in PHP were closed on 21 October 2026. How to find out whether your website has the fix, what to ask your web host, and why updating plugins does not help.
#php#security#wordpress#maintenanceNext.js and React security fixes, October 2026
Next.js 16.4.1 and 15.5.28 close two critical holes and a denial-of-service bug, one of them in the image library under next/image. Which versions you need, how to read them from the lockfile, and why sharp matters.
#nextjs#react#security#maintenanceWhy is my WooCommerce shop slow?
A slow WooCommerce shop rarely has a single cause. These are the places I look first when a shop has become heavy, from hosting and the database to images and third-party scripts, and how to measure before changing anything.
#woocommerce#performanceTaking over a WordPress site from a previous agency
When a relationship with an agency ends, the website has to move with you. This is the order I use when taking over a WordPress site: access, a backup, an inventory of what is actually installed, and what has to happen before anything is updated.
#wordpress#operationsWhat a technical SEO check actually finds
Not keywords. Mostly pages Google cannot see, pages it sees twice, and pages that are too slow on a phone to matter. The findings that come up again and again on small Danish business sites.
#seo#technical-seo#geo#performanceTaking over a Laravel app after the developer left
The app works, the person who built it is gone, and nobody knows what happens if you touch it. What I look at in the first week, in the order that stops things getting worse.
#laravel#php#maintenance#legacy