Chris Coyier has made an open…
Chris Coyier has made an open source microsite showcasing coding fonts. ⌨️
Chris Coyier has made an open source microsite showcasing coding fonts. ⌨️
BRIAN’S NOTES ✏️ Request for Comment on Comments Previously we’ve mentioned Jeremy Felt‘s ideas for how WordPress comments should work. They’re really good, simple steps forward, and this is how we should be thinking about a core feature that ought to make WordPress shine.☀️ Now Chris Coyier has shared his comment wishlist for WordPress, and…
Chris Coyier asks when a project needs React. His take: (1) if your application has a lot of “state” (2) if you’re looking to avoid spaghetti code and looking to build things into modules and (3) there’s a high need to manually handle the DOM. Reasons not to jump into React? Because it’s the “next…
DAVID’S PICKS 📬 Video Picks 📹 Here is my video pick of the week: WordCamp Europe 2021 Gutenberg Demo: A narrated demo of current and new features coming to the WordPress block editor presented at WCEU this past week. Created by Matías Ventura and Beatriz Fialho. Narrated by Beatriz Fialho. Podcast Picks 🎙️ Here are…
In this episode, Joe and Brian talk about Medium & WordPress and whether Medium and similar platforms are a significant threat to WordPress.
Boone Gorges has some great thoughts about direct and indirect funding for free software development. If you read one thing today, I think I’d make this it. Boone offsets his time spent contributing to open source by charging higher rates, and can charge higher rates because of his reputation within open source. You see where…
Facebook recently announced the open source release of Yarn, a JavaScript package manager that provides a “fast, reliable, and secure” alternative npm client. According to the release, Yarn can install packages more quickly and manage dependencies consistently across machines or in secure offline environments. It has compatibility with both the npm and bower workflows, along…