[…] following comment: And the fact that it doesn’t min / cat files instead of [25] network requests is just plain dumb. And when a person has 23 plugins, that’s 26 files not even including the theme and core. I adjusted the number above to reflect how this particular site performs with my current theme […]
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[…] said, Josh is getting ready to begin teaching a session on WordPress Development with the REST API. Specifically, he’s going to be talking about how to build plugins using the REST API. Before his sessions and workshops begin, I wanted to make sure you’re aware of what’s to come. WordPress Development With the Rest API […]
[…] is a robust editor. It features: A built-in S/FTP client (with the ability to publish only updated files), A built-in database front-end, Semi-flexible syntax highlighting, Support for plugins, A built-in terminal, A built-in source control client. For me, Coda began to feel a bit heavier than I’d like. For many of the tasks above, […]
[…] Shortcut isn’t what you’d call a popular plugin. Far from it, actually. But I’m okay with that. Remember that when Eric and I first started releasing these plugins, the goal was not only to create small plugins that solved problems we were experiencing as bloggers, but also to do so in a way that […]
[…] seen as much as in projects I’ve seen elsewhere. And when I say “namespaces in WordPress,” I’m not talking about WordPress core. I’m just talking about WordPress plugins. I think there are a variety of reasons developers don’t use namespaces (and I’m happy to talk about those later); however, I’ve gotten curious about those […]
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