Last week, I was having a conversation with a fellow WordPress developer about improving page performance as it relates to JavaScript. Specifically, we were talking about if it makes sense to load JavaScript sources at the bottom of the page. If you’ve done any client-side development for a moderate length of time, odds are […]
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[…] heard it stated as: 80% of the work is done 80% of the time. Or some variation thereof. But anyway, when it comes to a project like WordPress – which is software – and it comes to projects being built on top of it – which are also software – then it stands to […]
Professional WordPress Development is a topic that’s something I obviously discuss quite a bit here – I believe that WordPress has matured to a point where its potential for building not only blogs, websites, or content-managed sites has grown to where it’s a viable platform for building applications. In order to share my thoughts […]
I think that the general consensus is that WordPress is a secure platform – and in many ways, it is – but the truth is that it’s still software and that there will inevitably be bugs. On top of that, if you’re in the business of building products – sites, themes, plugins, etc – on top […]
One of the small plugins that I’ve maintained – and used – for sometime is the Markdown Code For WordPress plugin. I initially wrote the plugin last year as a way to easily include my most frequently used markdown syntax into my post and comment editing. Specifically, the plugin supports: Backticks for `code`. Single-asterisks […]
