Dealing with query variables in RSS feeds
This episode modifies the ICS calendar feeds so that we can accept an author parameter and send only the posts that match the author provided.
This episode modifies the ICS calendar feeds so that we can accept an author parameter and send only the posts that match the author provided.
Using WordPress, it’s a poor assumption to assume the wp-content, plugins, and uploads folders are always in the same place, or even always called by those names. The configuration you see above is a sample WordPress root directory. This isn’t uncommon. Many people who manage their installs with version control such as Git probably recognize…
In this WordPress.tv episode, Daniel Bachhuber – a Code Wrangler at WordPress.com VIP team – presents what it means to be “one with the code” of WordPress development for providing elegant solutions.
PhpStorm is a full-featured IDE that has somewhat of a cult following amongst the WordPress developers I follow. Made by JetBrains, it’s notable for being lighter weight than most IDEs, web development specific (though not just PHP as the name implies), and very customizable. Today, they’ve announcedΒ official support for managing WordPress projects. According to the…
In this Week’s Woo Snippet: Breaking change notice π Mollie Payments, WooFunnels π and Fast π ββοΈ New at Do the Woo π Cut ZeroClipboard π
I recently ran across this excellent slide deck from K. Adam White on evolving your JavaScript with BackBone.js. It’s a really great deck that I highly recommend you fully digest. It’s simple enough for people not yet well versed in such things but want to learn, but also has plenty of meaty content for those…
Scott Taylor goes into great detail describing the use of MySQL in WordPress. Put your focus hat on to read this one.