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Sajil Memon

Co-Founder & Full Stack Developer

Sajil Memon is a co-founder of ConicPlex and a Senior Full Stack Developer focused on backend work: Node.js, PHP, APIs, and the infrastructure decisions that determine whether a system holds up under real traffic. He’s spent years on the side of a project that doesn’t get demoed, the part that has to keep working after launch. He writes here about the technical tradeoffs in backend architecture, deployment, and data handling that only become obvious once something breaks in production.

Plugins

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How to Charge an Extra Fee for Cash on Delivery or Card Payments in WooCommerce (3 Plugins Compared)

WooCommerce has no built-in way to charge a different amount by payment method. Here are 3 real plugins for a…

Sajil Memon

October 27, 2026

Plugins

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How to Sell Software License Keys in WooCommerce (4 Plugins Compared)

Four real WooCommerce plugins for selling software license keys and serial codes, compared on price, setup, and honest tradeoffs….

Sajil Memon

October 26, 2026

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Best WooCommerce Product Badge Plugins: 4 Real Options Compared

WooCommerce ships with exactly one product badge: a plain “Sale!” ribbon that appears when a product has a discounted price,…

Sajil Memon

October 25, 2026

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Best WooCommerce Product Compare Plugins: 4 Real Options Compared

WooCommerce has no built-in product compare feature. Here are 4 real plugins that add one, compared on price, requirements, and…

Sajil Memon

October 24, 2026

News & Updates

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Node.js Patches a Critical RCE Flaw in Its Brotli Decoder, Plus Nine Other Bugs

Node.js shipped 10 security fixes on October 21, 2026, including a critical Brotli decoder RCE bug and three TLS certificate…

Sajil Memon

October 23, 2026

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How to Add Terms and Conditions per Product in WooCommerce (3 Plugins Compared)

WooCommerce ships with one store-wide terms and conditions checkbox. Here is how to require product-specific terms instead, comparing 3 real…

Sajil Memon

October 23, 2026

News & Updates

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PHP Ships Emergency Patches for Two Critical RCE Flaws Dubbed PHP2Shell

PHP shipped emergency patches on October 21, 2026 for two critical unauthenticated RCE flaws dubbed PHP2Shell, affecting every PHP install…

Sajil Memon

October 22, 2026

Software

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Why Marketplace Platforms Need Idempotent Webhooks to Scale

A webhook that fires once in testing will fire twice, three times, or out of order in production. That is…

Sajil Memon

October 21, 2026

Plugins

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How to Limit Purchase Quantity per Customer in WooCommerce (2 Plugins Compared)

WooCommerce has no built-in way to cap how much one customer can buy across orders. Here are the two real…

Sajil Memon

October 19, 2026

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How to Get Sequential Order Numbers in WooCommerce (3 Plugins Compared)

WooCommerce order numbers skip because the order ID shares WordPress’s post ID counter. We compare 3 real plugins that add…

Sajil Memon

October 18, 2026

News & Updates

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Next.js Ships an Emergency Security Update for Two Critical RCE Flaws

Next.js patched two critical remote code execution flaws and a denial-of-service bug on October 14, 2026. Here is what is…

Sajil Memon

October 17, 2026

Plugins

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How to Add Recently Viewed Products to WooCommerce (3 Plugins Compared)

WooCommerce does not track what a shopper looked at and show it back to them. “Related products” and upsells are…

Sajil Memon

October 16, 2026

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