An awesome blog is a sure-fire way to bring attention to what you’re doing, share your experience and expertise with others, and, of course, …
How to Learn Design From Competitor Websites
Creating ideal web designs for a site is not an easy task. Different types of websites have different goals, and you need to work …
Small Businesses Need to Get Ready for AI
From self-driving cars to stores with no checkout stations, AI is changing our world. The business world is jumping aboard the AI train. Their …
Torque Toons: Pre-Post-Retro-Futurism Party
Needless to say, we got really excited when we heard that the theme for this year’s WordCamp Europe after party is “retro-futurism“.
Advanced OOP For WordPress Part 3: Unit Testing For WordPress REST API Plugins
This post is part of a series of posts on extending the WordPress REST API using advanced object-oriented PHP. In the first post, I …
Getting Ahead of Gutenberg
One of the biggest changes to WordPress ever is coming soon. Are you ready? How can you prepare? Why is WordPress making this change …
Doc Pop’s News Drop: Plugin Madness 2018 Recap
Doc’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and …
Smush Image Compression Wins 2018 Plugin Madness
For the second year in a row, WPMU Dev’s Smush Image Compression has won Plugin Madness! This year’s competition was fierce, but in the …
3 Revenue Streams for First-Time Freelance Developers
Beginning your journey as a freelance developer can feel like one small step for man, and one giant pain when trying to find work. …
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 …
The 8 WordPress Plugins That Will Change the Way Your WordPress Site Looks and Performs
The world of CMS has only one king – WordPress. Even the king needs his hands to rule over his domain of 2 million …
Advanced OOP For WordPress Part 2: Setting Up Automated Testing Of WordPress REST API Plugins
In my last post, I showed how to modify the WordPress content endpoints using WordPress hooks — aka the WordPress plugins API — during …
