Here’s a nice roundup and comparison of CDN options for your WordPress site on the CodeInWP site. Speaking of CDNs, you might also want to review this advice from Delicious Brains on why you might not always want to serve assets from Amazon S3.
WPSiteSync is a product that aims to improve the process for deploying content on your website. It allows you to create or edit a post or page on a staging environment, and then deploy those changes to your live website. It is similar to Ramp by Crowd Favorite, a plugin that at one time I enjoyed,…
Delicious Brains is starting a new series on building “Reactive” WordPress plugins with this first post on Backbone.js.
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.
I really enjoyed learning more about batch and background processing from Pippin Williamson and Brad Touesnard’s discussion on Apply Filters. Ashley Rich did a post about the same topic on the Delicious Brains blog too, if you’re more of a reader than a listener.
Delicious Brains concludes their fantastic series on hosting WordPress yourself with examples of Nginx configurations.
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…
From Iain on the Delicious Brains blog: Building software to sell is a tricky business. It isn’t always as simple as writing code and getting people to buy it. WordPress commercial plugins come with their own set of considerations, issues and complications. Here at Delicious Brains we’ve gone down the route of having a free…
Ian Jones has written an incredibly comprehensive guide to contributing to WordPress core on the Delicious Brains blog. They’ve really been doubling down on good dev-centric content lately, which I love to see. The post includes a focus on an area that doesn’t get enough attention, which is ticket workflow. There are specific landing pages…
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