[…] in the corresponding Codex article. The above is meant as a simple reference. So, Why Does This Matter? If your primary concern is constructing simple themes or plugins that primarily affect the display, this may not matter to you. But if you’re building themes, plugins, or even applications that are running multiple queries – […]
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[…] tracing a problem from when it starts to where it likely lies, you need something a bit more powerful. Secondly, there are also some useful and powerful plugins for helping us with the act of debugging WordPress. For example, Query Monitor is one of my favorite plugins. Though it offers a ton of useful […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] 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, […]
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