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Privacy is Hard: Analytics, Revisited

[…] the service and share a few things that I like about it. Fathom Analytics, Revisited You can read everything I had to say about the plugin in my original post. The purpose of this one, however, is to provide a little more insight into the plugin as of today. The short of it is […]

A Case for Building Web Applications on WordPress

[…] why I think it’s a good foundation for certain applications, I also want to clarify terminology that we toss around a bit. Ultimately, I want to define my terms so there isn’t any confusion, and then I want to use said terms to move forward. But enough of the setup, right? Here’s the content of […]

A General Example of the Repository Pattern in WordPress

In my experience, the way we first interact with the repository design pattern often influences how we think about the pattern. (The whole first impressions are lasting impressions, right?) The purpose of this post is to show how it can be implemented in WordPress specifically when writing object-oriented plugins to read data (writing data may […]

Tools for Writing Better WordPress Code: Introduction

[…] few in these in previous posts, but I’ve not walked through the tools I use and the set up I use whenever I’m building a solution for myself or someone else. At least not in an organized manner. In this series, I’m going to do exactly that: I’m going to cover the tools I […]

Privacy is Hard, Let’s Go Shopping!

[…] not for a newsletter-author-turned-tweep named Paul, I probably wouldn’t bother writing this post. His latest newsletter, which I highly recommend, included this comment that’s been rolling around in my head since I wrote it: While I don’t think this means we should all drop off of every social network (well, maybe just Facebook), use carrier […]

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