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How to Debug WordPress Beyond the Basics • WPShout
Debugging WordPress starts with WP_DEBUG, but can go far beyond that. In this article, we will: See how to write debug messages to a log file and where
Everything Developers Need To Know About Figma — Smashing Magazine
Unlike most design software, Figma is free and browser-based so developers can easily access the full design files making the developer handoff process significantly smoother. This article explains everything they need to know to work with Figma.
Automation for the Laziest WordPress Developer: Git Hooks Examples - SpinupWP
What do Git Hooks do and how do they work? We go over that, getting your first Git Hook set up & conditional branch detection with git hooks in this post.
Setup WP CLI (WordPress Command Line Interface) on Windows Operating System
Step 1 Create folder wp-cli in C drive. Step 2 Download wp-cli.phar from Step 3 Move downloaded wp-cli.phar file in C:\wp-cli\ Step 4 Create wp.bat file in C:\wp-cli\ and write below code in it. @E…
Suppose your company decides to change its code-hosting provider or you wish to move your own Git repository to a different host. It doesn’t happen often, but it happens. When I had to move a number of Git projects to a new host, it took me quite some time to find an accurate method.
PHP Namespaces for WordPress - a No Nonsense Guide
PHP namespaces are easy to use and make coding faster & easier. They work like a folder structure. Learn how to use them in WordPress plugins & themes.
How to Force Reload any Cached CSS File (Local, Remote, or on a CDN)
Learn a simple trick how to force reload all cached CSS files on a page. Development or production environment - it works everywhere & has no dependancies.
How to setup linting and coding standards compliance for WordPress - Create and Code
Fancy making a quantum leap forward with the quality of your WordPress Code? If so, you’ve come to the right place 🙂 Today we’re going to walk you through the exact steps to take setup all sorts of wonderful tools to improve your PHP, Javascript and CSS for WordPress projects. Specifically, we’re going to go […]
Installing ImageMagick is really pain on other systems. However, it is trivial with Laragon if you follow these below steps (works with both Apache & Nginx): Download links: PHP Extension (PECL): https://pecl.php.net/package/imagick/3.4.3/windows Imagick...
Code Review Part 1: Fixing Design Flaw with the "Return Early" Strategy
While reading Josh Pollock’s first article in his Advanced OOP for WordPress series, I noticed opportunities to improve his code’s quality and performance. So I reached out to him. As a fellow educator, he suggested that I do a code review and then publish my insights in a series of articles here on Torque as …
If I want to see all the third-party requests included with a webpage, I have a few options (that I know of): Look at the code in the and before the tags Use a browser extension like Ghostery to see what’s being served Utilize services like Calibre or SpeedCurve for in-depth analysis Inspect the page—use developer tools (network & sources panel)
How to Create a WP-CLI Connection to WordPress Posted by Bhagwad Park on Nov 9, 2016 | No Comments
Here's how to make a WP-CLI connection to WordPress by logging into the remote server via SSH. From there, you can perform all your daily routine tasks.
Installing Imagick is really pain on other systems. However, it is trivial with Laragon if you follow these below steps (works with both Apache & Nginx): Download links: PHP Extension (PECL): https://pecl.php.net/package/imagick/3.4.3RC1/windows Imagick ...