Kilas 20160118
Kotlin (Switf for Android), FTP learning, site migration, and “plugin territory”.
Month: January 2016
JavaScript Workflow Automation Using Grunt and Gulp
When you are new to front-end development and start mastering HTML5, CSS and JavaScript, the obvious next step is to put your hands on tools that most developers use to stay sane in this complex space. You too deserve to have more flexibility and features while writing your CSS sheets by using Less. You too […]
WordPress Support, In-House vs Extend
When asked if WordPress product support should be done in-house, the immediate answer seems clear: Yes. But I think there’s more to it. Remember those times when responsible as a Technical Support staff. Wonderful experience. Source: Should WordPress Product Support Be In-House? | Tom McFarlin When your ability to offer WordPress support exceeds your capabilities […]
Kilas 20160117
Was trying to use oEmbed, but afraid it’ll take too much time to load. Especially when there are a lot of. Also not all sites support, so it’ll be troublesome.
PHP vs Ruby – Let’s All Just Get Along
Phil Sturgeon talks about his experience in Ruby-land after having been in PHP for ages. What does he like? What does he dislike? Find out in PHP vs Ruby! Nice reminder of Ruby. Need to sort out and finish that training at once! Source: PHP vs Ruby – Let’s All Just Get Along
Proposed Improvements to the Customizer for WordPress 4.3
Development for WordPress 4.3 is well under way, with the core team already working hard to hit the proposed release date—tentatively penciled in for 18 August 2015. Today I want to focus on changes to the WordPress Customizer. Very nice improvements. Wonder which ones already implemented, since it’s 4.4 already. Source: Proposed Improvements to the […]
Everything You Need to Know About Setting Your Prices
Aja Frost discusses pricing strategies for products and startup services. Was thinking about “developer” price. Turns out it’s more about “products”. Not really interested, but still good knowledge. Source: Everything You Need to Know About Setting Your Prices
BuddyPress REST API Feature Plugin Now in Development
Developers interested in contributing to the creation of a BuddyPress REST API met for the first time yesterday to discuss a path forward. Bronson Quick is leading the project with the help of Ryan… Would love to join as contributor, but . . . Source: BuddyPress REST API Feature Plugin Now in Development
24 Must Have WordPress Plugins and Tools for Business Sites
Looking WordPress plugins to use on your Business website? Our experts handpicked 24 must have WordPress plugins and tools for business websites. This is a good list. Question is, will be able to conquer all (tools and tutorials) ? ???? Source: 24 Must Have WordPress Plugins and Tools for Business Sites
WordPress › Working with “split terms” in WP 4.2+ | Plugin Developer Handbook | WordPress Developer Resources
Prior to WP 4.2, terms in different taxonomies with the same slug (for instance, a tag and a category sharing the slug “news”) shared a single term ID. Beginning in WordPress 4.2, when one of these shared terms is updated, it will be split: the updated term will be assigned a new term ID. It […]
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