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Apps For 2017: Everything I’ve Installed

[…] my favorite app for more advanced screen casting (than what Droplr supports). Sequel Pro is my preferred front-end for working with databases when doing local development. It’s support for remote database connections is also great. Slack. I could do an entire post on how I think many of us abuse Slack, but I use […]

Reasons For Not Writing Unit Tests

[…] level of confidence (I suspect this level of confidence is high compared to industry standards, but that could just be hubris). I think it’s worth remembering: Even if you’re budget doesn’t support nor account for a high-level of test coverage, aim for a level of confidence. Reasons For Not Writing Unit Tests Code That Works

Setting Up PHP CodeSniffer in Visual Studio Code

[…] in Visual Studio Code. But first, a word about Code. Visual Studio Code is a source code editor developed by Microsoft for Windows, Linux and macOS. It includes support for debugging, embedded Git control, syntax highlighting, intelligent code completion, snippets, and code refactoring. I’ve been using Code as my primary IDE for years at this […]

Programmatically Add a WooCommerce Variable Product

[…] colors. Though this doesn’t necessarily impact how you develop this functionality, it helps to understand part of the problem domain on which you’re going to be working. Adding support for custom product variations, requires two things: Adding the UI element for the variation, Saving the data from the UI. If you’ve read the previous post, […]

Intuition, Laziness, Discipline, and Experience

[…] but I don’t want to build an inflexible system that’s hard to adjust over time. I probably should find a way to build something that’s flexible enough to support the addition of new modules but rigid enough to meet the requirements I have (even though they, as I said above, will change). I don’t want […]

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