Pingdom has released a WordPress plugin that allows Pingdom users to use their Real User Monitoring service within WordPress. It’s even available to users with free Pingdom accounts. h/t Ryan Hellyer
Brian Casel has answered some questions about his WordPress SaaS project, Restaurant Engine. The questions are some he’s gotten over time that he decided to put into one blog post. It’s great to see his thought processes behind his project.
Where do you need to have accounts in the web tech community? What tools, knowledge, and skills will you need in any remote WordPress-related role?
This week’s function is wc_get_held_stock_quantity(). It fetches the inventory available for pending orders in WooCommerce.
Mario Peshev explains what technical debt is, the types of technical debt, and how assessing code quality is critical to preventing or resolving technical debt: 🏋️♂️ “Having a product that is poorly built can be unstable, unable to grow over time, and can keep you limited. You are paying more to just sustain the lifestyle…
This past weekend, I co-organized WordCamp Birmingham, or WP Y’all, and a couple of our (many) taglines were “In Open Source We Trust” and “Cheers to the GPL.” So naturally we toasted the GPL at the after party. Going through all of the pictures and seeing our toast, I thought about it some more and…
This is an interesting package for Sublime Text that brings actions in the WordPress dashboard to your text editor. Though, to me, it seems if you are going to do it this way, why not just go straight to the command line? Seems it’s 80% there already. Personally though, I just like the dashboard.
