Search: “GrumPHP” (Page 4 of 5)

We found 25 results for your search.

Remove Empty Shortcodes 0.5.0

December 17, 2019 / Tom

[…] I introduced to the develop branch was the latest version of PHPStan. Admittedly, there’s not a lot of complexity to analyze but I’m clearly a fan of GrumPHP and as this plugin grows, the complexity likely will and this will ensure I’ve got the proper checks set up for it. Anyway, the rest of […]

WordPress Widgets: Refactoring, Part 6

January 17, 2019 / Tom

[…] those that are required. no-dev. This will prevent Composer from installing the packages in the require-dev section of its configuration files (namely, dependencies that we’re using with GrumPHP). no-ansi. This prevents any ANSI output from occurring. You may not care to run this or not. If you opt to do some type of auto-deployment, […]

WordPress Widgets: Refactoring, Part 1

November 28, 2018 / Tom

[…] tools first provides us with a foundation we can use as we refactor the boilerplate (which we clearly need to do given the amount of red shown by GrumPHP). Honestly, I see these as necessary if you’re going to be doing any type of development hence the need to show how to set them up. […]

Quick Tip: Sanitize Post Data in WordPress

October 11, 2018 / Tom

The more I begin to try to use PSR-2 coding standards and tools such as GrumPHP (and those related to it), the more I find that the quality of the code I write can be significantly improved in minor ways. And I don’t mean to sound contradictory: I mean, the idea of having something […]

Changes in Productivity Tools in 2017

December 15, 2017 / Tom

[…] have been working on while the rest of this has to do with the feature set and integration with WordPress, debugging tools, code sniffing, and so on. GrumPhp. I’ve talked about this more extensively in other posts (along with Gulp) but having pre-commit hooks setup to sniff out problems with your code is indispensable if […]

Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑