This post explains how to write WordPress code following modern PHP best practices, adhering to the official (or other established) coding standards.
Oftentimes, people are using WordPress filters in a wrong way. This post tries to educate people on how to correctly filter data.
In this post, I want to share a simple, yet effective best practice when it comes to (JavaScript) event listeners, and code reuse.
What are PHP language constructs, why do they exist, and what are they good for? And what’s the issue with parentheses? Well, here are some answers to that.
I did an interview with JavaScript and, in particular, React mastermind Wes Bos about a possible future of WordPress and the JavaScript framework React.
WordPress admin notices are great, unless they get overused. This post is about Dobby, a small plugin that takes care of all your (unwanted) admin notices.
So you want to upgrade XAMPP. Instead of installing the new version on top of the current one, though, here’s what to do to get a fresh and clean install.
This is my recap post for Day 25 of the FREE JavaScript 30 online video course by Wes Bos. It’s about event listeners, of which I only recap self-unbinding.
This is my recap post for Day 12 of the FREE JavaScript 30 online video course by Wes Bos. The task is to detect a given key sequence in the user input.
This is my recap post for Day 17 of the FREE JavaScript 30 online video course by Wes Bos. The task is to sort a string array but ignore leading articles.