WordPress Clean Up 20170121
Miscellanous clean up Part 3. Total 14 posts.
Miscellanous clean up Part 3. Total 14 posts.
Miscellanous Part 2: WPMU Dev + Tom McFarlin. Total 16 posts.
Everyone loves an occasional cookie (or two) offline but their virtual use in sites worldwide is often a topic of confusion. Cookies offer a simple and elegant solution to do things like maintain sessions for your visitors as they browse, store user preferences and gather data for your site. In this article, we’ll cover everything […]
Miscellanous clean up Part 1: Torque. Total 12 posts.
WordPress 4.7.1 is already released.
Tuts+ clean up Part 2. Total 21 posts.
I’ve long held the belief that programmers should blog (if they feel so inclined, of course). But why? Here’s a short list of reasons. Source: Programmers Should Blog (Including You) | Tom McFarlin Absolutely agreed. Only one problem: Time!
This opinion piece was contributed by guest author Peter Suhm. Peter is a web developer from the Land of the Danes. He is the creator of WP Pusher and a huge travel addict, bringing his work along … Source: How Laravel Forge Can Help You Run WordPress in the Cloud – WordPress Tavern Would like […]
Well, we’re almost done with 2016! Around the same time last year, I did my first year in review. (In reality, it was more of a 2012-2015 review!) I want to continue this trend by doing a review of this year. It’s a way for me to be transparent about what I’m doing. It’s not […]
WordPress 4.7 is shaping up to be the best WordPress yet! Users will receive new and refined features that make it easier to “Make your site, YOUR site”, and developers will be able to… Source: WordPress 4.7 Field Guide – Make WordPress Core Wonder if ever will use all the new features.