Codeable is celebrating this holiday season by reaching huge milestones. Warning: cool numbers inside! Cool. Would love to be a part of Codeable. Someday. Source: $1 million payout to WordPress experts in 90 days (and other numbers about our startup)
Beth Soderberg stopped by ManageWP to host an AMA this week. Soderberg is an independent developer and digital communication strategist living in D.C. She helps organize the DC WordPress Meetup, and co-organized DCFemTech Hack For […] Writing a book, work equity, charity and government work. Source: 5 Takeaways From ManageWP’s AMA With Beth Soderberg | @thetorquemag
One of the first things in PHP that really stumped me was the difference between code that created output and code that didn’t. I knew, vaguely, that thing Good basic understanding of using output buffering in WordPress. Source: Understanding PHP Output Buffering, and Why It’s Great for Shortcodes | WPShout
When using third-party services, I’m iffy – at best – about privacy policies and data. But I think WordPress and Data Ownership can go a long way. Advantage of using self-hosted WordPress: data ownership. Source: WordPress and Data Ownership, Social Networks and Privacy | Tom McFarlin
One of the phrases many involved in software will likely hear (especially early in their career) is “Ship fast and iterate.” … “ship fast and iterate” does not translate to “get something out there even if it’s broken.” Source: Ship Fast and Iterate | Tom McFarlin
Imran Latif dives deep into streaming and output buffering in PHP, explaining the ins and outs on various demos. Tune in to streamify your app. Got a bit understanding. Test the code but see some unexpected result. Or probably just didn’t fully understand yet. Source: PHP Streaming and Output Buffering Explained
George Fekete expands on previous posts about common PHP mistakes by listing 18 critical oversights in PHP and general web development Long read. Good list. Honestly, done not all of them. Wonder how to apply these on WordPress theme development. Source: 18 Critical Oversights in Web Development
Hugo Giraudel shows us four ways of theming with Sass discussing the code required, the output and the pros and cons of each option. Another theming way. Make use of @mixin. Interesting and as the title says, there are many ways to achieve it. Source: Sass Theming: The Neverending Story
Adam Onishi shows us how he’s recently been creating a configuration file for theming with Sass. Theming here is skin or color scheme. Have thought about this but still need more thinking for implementation. Learn how !default put in use here. Source: Sass Theming with Configuration Files
If you’ve been working with WordPress for a while, maybe as a hobby or to develop your own website, and have developed some solid WordPress skills, then you might be thinking about making the leap to working full time with WordPress. Or you might be an experienced WordPress professional looking to advance your career and move […]
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