Developing with WordPress
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…processes to take your new-fangled ES6+ and JSX and make it browser compatible. We don’t want to spend our precious free-time configuring Webpack and managing dependencies! We want to get…
…code to meet the WordPress Coding Standards. And of course testing everything out with WordPress 5.0 and the new Gutenberg editor. 👍 Another big item is the introduction of a…
…Compilers, Oh My! Maybe you want to write SCSS or work with ES6 in JavaScript and you need to compile. You’ve got a myriad of options. For the quick and…
…unqualified. This Weeks Tab I Won’t Close Speaking of things I don’t know well, I’ve been diving into Object-Oriented PHP for the billionth time with this free course from WP Shout….
…bane of the content creator’s existence. See most YouTube comments or any comments on a political post. By default, WordPress comments will need to be approved before they show under…
…on your site as well as the most recent comments and controls to moderate them. Feel free to mark your enemies’ comments as spam with ease. Quick Draft The Quick…
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