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Matt Shaw summarizes for Delicious Brains why most WordPress email plugins suck: “they simply don’t do enough to alert you of potential issues and don’t give you a way to rectify them.” 📧
Delicious Brains shared some great ideas they had for adding more creativity and context with testimonial styling at SpinupWP. 🧠
While working on the Delicious Brains website, Iain Poulson created a custom table to be managed via the Advanced Custom Fields‘ “repeater” field. He goes into detail about configuring the field and populating the data, along with the pros and cons of this approach. Speaking of ACF, Corey Collins shows off some fun and interesting ways to extend standard…
I really am excited about a new series on the Delicious Brains blog, where Jeff Gould is demoing how to use the WordPress REST API and React to create a mobile app. My favorite part is that they are creating a really simple app, but showing real code and step by step instructions, so that…
Cory Miller talks with Brad Touesnard of Delicious Brains about the company acquiring the Advanced Custom Fields plugin from Elliot Condon.
Matt Shaw at Delicious Brains compares the speed of admin-ajax to the WordPress REST API, and on average saw about a 15% improvement.
Developers might be tired of hearing about Google’s AMP project… but Delicious Brains Jeff Gould has a good summary. After the summary, Jeff actually goes into a bit on how to customize the output of the AMP WordPress plugin, which is worth a look to make AMP pages actually look more like your site.
