Leonardo Losoviz has written a step-by-step…
Leonardo Losoviz has written a step-by-step guide on using Rector and GitHub Actions to downgrade a WordPress plugin by coding it with PHP 7.4 and deploying it to PHP 7.1. 👇
Leonardo Losoviz has written a step-by-step guide on using Rector and GitHub Actions to downgrade a WordPress plugin by coding it with PHP 7.4 and deploying it to PHP 7.1. 👇
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When you launch a new project there’s always a buzz of excitement, hope, and relief, but also that of fear of failure and disappointment. This is something I’ve experienced for all the projects I’ve been part of over the past eight years, to the point that I’m actively looking forward to the first failed launch….
Andrew Nacin updated the WordPress core stats this weekend, and the update signals that WordPress and its underlying technology has better update adoption rates than was previously thought. Thousands of new WordPress sites come online every day. Some others, though, stop pinging over time. The new data only reflects sites that have pinged api.wordpress.org within the last few…
Remote work and digital nomad-ing may be the future, but it can have consequences. You are never away from the office when your home is your office, and with workers in all kinds of timezones and on all kinds of schedules the pings are non-stop. Just last night, I got pinged just as I rested…
Here’s a good comparison of Apache and Nginx for WordPress developers from Tom Whitbread. Tom describes how each HTTP server handles connections and explains how to set up PHP FPM with Apache and Nginx. I see little to no benefit in using Apache these days, other than simpler support for cPanel.