Ah, the stock photo of Tech Support for the entire Internet! One of the challenges of providing solutions built on top of WordPress is handling expectations of support and documentation. I’m not talking about running a support forum or writing elaborate API documentation. Instead, I’m talking about providing instructions for how users can manage […]
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[…] entail understanding a large portion of the program. This isn’t to say they don’t have their use, but if you’re interested in object-oriented programming (especially in a WordPress setting where you’re going to be using PHP), then it’s important to understand some better alternatives than global variables. That is, there are ways to work […]
[…] So after much research, deliberation, and basically listing out all of the things I wanted out of a host, I ended up moving to SiteGround. SiteGround For WordPress Hosting For the past few weeks, I’ve had the pleasure of working with a number of people working at SiteGround and have even had the opportunity to […]
[…] we’re currently doing. For those who know @Rarst, this wisdom will come as no surprise, but for those of you who are new to theme development, or WordPress development of any kind, then I think you’ll find this insightful: We can chuckle and point fingers at bundled plugin monstrosities. But the reason those monstrosities […]
There are a number of different ways that you can setup a debugging WordPress projects. It may be in the form of an IDE, it may be in the form of another application like MacGDBp, or it may be in the form of using something that fits your workflow. Whatever the case, when a […]
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