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Jetpack Alternatives Worth the Price

[…] ones with which I’ve been very happy. If you’re: looking to move off of Jetpack but don’t want to lose certain features, trying to find things to support from third-party vendors, considering simplifying your installation by removing it’s depending on “dot-com,” then these are viable options. Above all, I’m happy recommending them. I’ve had […]

Why Bother With Autoloading in WordPress, Part 2

[…] is not how it may work in another language. The bottom line is that don’t expect your languages to do the same thing just because they may support dynamic typing. What’s This Have to Do With Autoloading? Okay, so we’ve done a bit of talking about primitives and all of that is fine but […]

Monthly Memberships Now Available

[…] advertising. I still, however, aim to share content that’s helpful to all readers. Signing Up Thank you for taking the time to read this and thanks for your support of the site even if you opt not to sign up. Writing about WordPress development has been something that’s become a significant part of my day-to-day, and […]

It’s Not About Finding the Perfect JavaScript Templating Engine

[…] homepage: Component based on micro javascript template engine. Sound simple enough, doesn’t it? Here’s the thing, though: it’s a really small engine, it supports variables, expressions, it has support for conditionals and loops, and the documentation is solid on how to use it. The repository has a solid example, but to show you how easy […]

WordPress Data Collection with EZ Data

[…] under the hood, this is what you can expect: WAR API Framework by Ben Moore Angular 4+ for the data app PrimeNG for a lot of UI support Restrict Content Pro for subscription management Stripe for payment Base site is WordPress with a custom theme in the works And naturally, you can sign up […]

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