One of the biggest pain points in working with WordPress templates – or, really, any PHP and HTML in general – is how we end up jumping from language to language within the context of a single file. Obviously, this is unavoidable. I mean, the same thing even happens in other frameworks like .NET and […]
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If you’re working with sorting large data sets in Rails, I’d usually recommend using something like the sorted gem to handle the work for you, but if you’re dealing with relatively small datasets, sometimes it’s just easier to roll your own helper. I’m currently working on a project in which there are a small number of users […]
One of the cool things about managing a blog that talks significantly about code is the feedback that I get based on certain code snippets I share. Specifically, I enjoy getting comments that ask why I’ve chosen to do things a certain way versus another. Some of these examples include: Why have I opted to […]
Automatically remove empty shortcodes or inactive shortcodes from your WordPress content while preserving your original database entries.
For years, I’ve kept track of various resources that I’ve found useful. Having them here makes it easy to refer to them in the future should the need arise (don’t you refer back to your old posts? /s). It also makes it easy for others to find them if they’re searching for them either in […]
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