During one of my first jobs working in software, I was responsible for working on the functionality that allowed the front-end to talk to the middle-ware asynchronously. That sounds way fancier than it really is, right? Basically, I was doing a lot of Ajax. Of course, at the time, it was really cool stuff because it was […]
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Yesterday, I wrote a post about some of my issues and gripes with dynamically typed languages. Though the post itself didn’t generate a lot of conversation in the comments, I ended up having a good chat via Twitter with a number of developers whom I greatly respect. In these particular conversations, I was challenged both […]
I’ve been working on a small application that interfaces with the Flickr API in order to dynamically retrieve a stream of photos from a user’s Flickr feed. Assuming that you have a Flickr API Key, retrieving the user ID based on the username is easy enough.
As far as building projects on or for WordPress is concerned, one of the things that we have to keep in mind is the minimum version of PHP required to run WordPress itself. And at the time of this writing, the minimum required version of 5.2.4. Of course, if you know your project is going to run […]
When it comes to working with the WordPress database – or any application that provides an API for data serialization – I try to always stick with the API unless it’s absolutely unavoidable. For the most part, I tend to favor APIs that provides the necessary functions for reading and writing data, and I generally […]
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