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How To Fix the Referenced PHPCompatibility Sniff Error

December 5, 2019 / Tom

There are a lot of nice packages that we can use in our PHP-based projects and if you’re using Composer or GrumPHP, PHPCompatibility is one that I recommend including your projects especially if you’re writing code for something that’s going to run across multiple versions of PHP (that is, on hosts that offer different […]

Tags Without Links 1.4.0

January 10, 2019 / Tom

[…] else, the purpose of the plugin has been simplified: Easily to display tags without links. The biggest changes, though, come with: the use of various Composer packages, GrumPHP to handle code quality, full object-orientation along with the use of namespacing The first two don’t matter unless you’re going to run the code on your […]

WordPress-Focused Continuous Integration with CircleCI

August 22, 2017 / Tom

[…] of a build process for a WordPress project? Given that much of a WordPress project usually includes PHP and JavaScript, you may use a few of these: GrumPHP PHP CodeSniffer PHPMD ESLint And much more. If you’ve configured GrumPHP correctly, it will watch every commit that goes into your repository (even when it’s a local […]

Using the PSRs (Versus the WordPress Coding Standards)

July 24, 2017 / Tom / 0 Comments

[…] been unable to use, let alone unable to learn, because of what is and what isn’t supported by the nature of versioning. For example, we were using GrumPHP in a recent project which has support for a variety of tools but we were unable to use, say, PHPMD because of lack of adoption of […]

Setting Up PHP CodeSniffer Per Project

July 31, 2020 / Tom

A few years ago, I wrote a post about Setting Up PHP CodeSniffer in Visual Studio Code (and I’ve recently updated it, too). But it’s been four years since that post was originally written and, in that time, a lot can change in terms of how we write code. Four years is roughly an Internet […]

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