David Gwyer has put together a…
David Gwyer has put together a boilerplate WordPress plugin that implements a “simple React app” in the admin and front end. Interesting and worth checking out.
David Gwyer has put together a boilerplate WordPress plugin that implements a “simple React app” in the admin and front end. Interesting and worth checking out.
You’ve probably heard about as much as you want to hear regarding Wix and the GPL issues surrounding their mobile app release by now. However, I want to help sift through the noise. First, some links: Matt Mullenweg’s open letter to Wix Avishai Abrahami’s (Wix CEO) response to Matt Tal Kol’s (Wix engineer) story about…
Jeff Waugh is a prominent advocate worldwide of the open source ecosystem. In his latest article, he talks about the continued evolution of WordPress in a “new era”, which is mostly stuff my audience should know about. But it’s good to see it from a relative outsider’s perspective. It won’t happen overnight, but WP-API will…
This week Daniel shares some resources for creating React Apps using Gutenberg Data, static WordPress sites with Eleventy, and a Figma to FSE workflow. Also a reminder to test and give feedback on fluid typography — and one cool tool: Programming Fonts.
If you’re looking to get started in React with a simple “starter project” you might want to check out this React Starter Project Search Tool with over 60+ React starter projects.
WP Decoupled is a React theme boilerplate for WordPress, built with Next JS, Webpack, Babel, Node, Express, and WPGraphQL.
WordExpress is an open-source experiment by Ramsay Lanier that “aims to provide a better development experience” in WordPress using Javascript instead of PHP. It is a Node.js application using Express on the back end and React components on the template, and therefore not using HTML/PHP templates. In the middle, it uses a GraphQL server that queries…