[…] do we address this ambiguity? When we use the term “WordPress adjacent,” we provide a brief explanation of how exactly we are adjacent. Whether it’s through developing plugins, creating bespoke themes, enhancing user experience, building headless front-ends, communicating with third-party APIs and integrating them back into the WordPress application (or vice versa), and so […]
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[…] plugin probably is the most convenient way to do JWT Authentication in WordPress. JWT Auth – WordPress JSON Web Token Authentication After trying a number of different plugins this is the one I consistently use. To get this set up, all you need to do is: Set a secret key in wp-config.php Determine whether […]
[…] Visual Studio Code Insiders for the last few weeks. The main difference is that this version is a daily release versus the standard monthly release and certain plugins, like GitHub Copilot Chat, requires the daily builds for it to run. Here’s the thing, though: If you have settings you want to preserve across installations […]
[…] designed for developers should be used. Of course. To this day, though, I find opportunities for little things that I want to streamline: There are small utility plugins that I write to help be when writing in WordPress, There are a list of small programs or scripts I want to write to help automate […]
[…] or Object-Oriented Programming, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery, Understanding the problem domain, Discovery, Research an development Prototyping, Properly scoping the project, First-party and third-party APIs API design, Plugins, Themes, Plugin Add-ons, Scaling, Treating WordPress products as a SaaS, And so on. All of these are just ideas are I’m listing out when shooting from […]
