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Using Ray in WordPress Development: An Example of Classic Debugging

March 4, 2022 / Tom

[…] found it useful and that this is something you’ll consider adding to your day-to-day work and it’s extremely easy to use, powerful, and makes debugging a bit You can also find all of the gists used throughout this series on this page. ☕️ Enjoyed this guide? Consider Buying Me a Coffee to support more longer form articles!

Using Ray in WordPress Development: Measuring Performance

February 9, 2022 / Tom

[…] contents of develop into main and then I’ll tag the version with the date the article was publishing. The tag for this article will be 09022022. We’ll continue to look more into what Ray can do for us within WordPress in the next article. ☕️ Enjoying this guide? Consider Buying Me a Coffee to support these longer form articles!

Using Ray in WordPress Development: Debugging Functionality

January 25, 2022 / Tom

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WP Plugin Scaffold: Easily Start a Composer-based WordPress Plugin

January 21, 2022 / Tom

[…] to work with PHP 8 (but this can easily be changed as the README explains), use Ray for debugging, and are run in Visual Studio Code with support for Xdebug and PHP Code Sniffer. If this works for you, maybe you’ll find some use for it. The Purpose of Each File Here’s what each […]

Using Ray in WordPress Development: Callers and Stack Traces

January 19, 2022 / Tom

[…] the contents of develop into main and then I’ll tag the version with the date the article was publishing. The tag for this article will be 19012022. We’ll continue to look more into what Ray can do for us within WordPress in the next article. ☕️ Enjoying this guide? Consider Buying Me a Coffee to support these longer form articles!

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