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David Ryan has written several tutorials to help developers get comfortable with WP-CLI and custom WP-CLI commands even if they haven’t worked much with the command line before.
Pascal Birchler‘s Introduction to WP-CLI is a great place to start learning WP-CLI too. 👨🏫
Transcript ↓ In this episode, Cory Miller and Corey Maass discuss their progress on a project related to image generation and sharing. They explore the use of Open Graph (OG) images, social media platforms, and the importance of consistent branding. They mention the need for a logo and discuss the design concept, leaning towards a…
Post Status member and Envatoan (is that what they call them?) Stephen Cronin writes a balanced piece on the potential downside if the REST API becomes the way to do things for theming. Community support is a cornerstone of WordPress’ popularity. However, that’s built on things being done in a fairly standard way. As we…
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Iain Poulson recently shared a guide to writing unit tests for developers based on his experience at Delicious Brains. Iain’s testing framework of choice is PHPUnit. He covers what to test and how to write tests, with many helpful tips along the way. Speaking of testing, Sammy Kaye Powers has started a series of tutorials…
Images frequently make up the bulk of a site’s page weight, so it’s important to keep images optimized. Tang Rufus shows how you can use WP-CLI and some binaries to optimize on the command line — with just one command. As Tang notes, it’s easy to hit 100% CPU usage with a lot of images…
In this episode, Tiffany Bridge joins Cory Miller to talk about the latest innovations she and her team at Nexcess have created for beginner online store owners, simplifying WordPress for users, and the ongoing battles between centralization and decentralization.
