If you do JavaScript development, then…
If you do JavaScript development, then you might enjoy this piece from Joe Eames on why the import statement is so confusing. 😕
If you do JavaScript development, then you might enjoy this piece from Joe Eames on why the import statement is so confusing. 😕
The new Post Status design is an alpha, but I wanted to show readers as soon as I could. Also, the site has a new domain and utilizes HTTPS everywhere. A lot has gone into it so far, and there is much left to do.
A lot of interesting things surfaced in the open conversations with Matt and Josepha at WCEU. I also learned a lot from Pablo Postigo, Feliz Arntz, Shane Pearlman, Jonathan Wold, Nora Ferrerio, Milana Cap.
Timothy Vernon outlines how inlining your CSS can improve site performance. Lots of useful information here. 🏃 Timothy mentions that Chrome has a tool to find unused JavaScript and CSS; he also mentions Penthouse, which generates “critical CSS” for your webpages.
Peter Tasker, a PHP and JavaScript developer in Canada, revised and updated his outstanding article on how to create custom WordPress Editor Blocks — in 2020. I recommend reading or bookmarking Peter’s post if you might be building blocks in the future. 🔖
Leszek Swirski offers some advice about code caching for JavaScript developers to improve startup time on commonly visited sites. Leszek focuses on caching in Chrome/V8, but most of his examples probably apply to other browsers as well.
Kevin Stover, of WP Ninjas, shares his thought processes for choosing a JavaScript framework for use in WordPress. Btw, their upcoming Ninja Forms 3.0 is all JS based.