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Advanced Phone Fields for Gravity Forms

ByDan Knauss

Phone number fields in Gravity Forms can be tough. You may have resorted to building your own custom fields and doing some coding to accommodate numbers outside the North American Numbering Plan (NANP) — or even within it. You may have had to match a precise numbering format for syncing a form field with a…

Tech Roundup for the Week of August 15, 2022
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Tech Roundup for the Week of August 15, 2022

ByDaniel Schutzsmith

This week Daniel shares some resources for creating React Apps using Gutenberg Data, static WordPress sites with Eleventy, and a Figma to FSE workflow. Also a reminder to test and give feedback on fluid typography — and one cool tool: Programming Fonts.

A week of visiting websites pretending to be blind

ByBrian Krogsgard

As developers, we are still not doing enough to make the web accessible to all types of users. In this story, David Ball spends a week pretending to be blind on the internet. He learned some interesting things, but in short: it sucks. We can do better. Read that post, and check out Dave Rupert’s…

Tom J Nowell, VIP Wrangler at…

ByDan Knauss

Tom J Nowell, VIP Wrangler at WordPress.com VIP for Automattic, covers what’s new in Varying Vagrant Vagrants (version 2.0). Tom states that it’s “undergone a small transformation for the better” and i would agree. The provisioning system for VVV has been rewritten along with updates to the configuration file. If you use VVV now or…

Redis object cache for WordPress

ByBrian Krogsgard

WordPress has long had a Memcached backend available for object caching. Over the past several weeks, Eric Mann and Erick Hitter have built out a Redis-based alternative for object caching. Updated Source: https://ethitter.com/2014/04/redis-object-cache-plugin-available-for-download/

Tips for developers adopting a legacy WordPress site
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Tips for developers adopting a legacy WordPress site

ByCurtis McHale

Greenfield projects are the dream of most of developers. We have no legacy code to deal with. Just a clean WordPress install and whatever tools we decide best accomplish the goals of the client. Unfortunately you’re not always going to get greenfield projects. Some will have legacy code that you have to accommodate and you…