As WordPress 5.2 is set to release by the end of this month, WebDevStudios (WDS) thought it would be fun to put together a Spotify playlist of WordPress music. Fans of WordPress are keenly aware that each new release is named after...
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Ways to Learn More About WordPress
Anyone and everyone who owns, runs, and/or manages a WordPress website needs to keep their WordPress skills and knowledge up to date. Whether you are a business owner with a WordPress site or a content manager hired to run a WordPress site...
Read More Ways to Learn More About WordPressWhy WebDevStudios Still Loves Page Builders
What better day than Valentine’s Day for WebDevStudios (WDS) to express our love for WordPress Page Builders? Don’t get it us wrong. We are on board with Gutenberg and look forward to its continued development. We set up Gutenberg’s Block Editor for...
Read More Why WebDevStudios Still Loves Page BuildersBuilding a WordPress Theme: Things to Consider in 2019 (And Beyond)
WebDevStudios (WDS) is working to improve our theme framework wd_s based on Automattic’s _s; although at this point, it’s resemblance is only vaguely similar. WDS is dedicated to keeping up to date with the web development industry and making educated decisions about...
Read More Building a WordPress Theme: Things to Consider in 2019 (And Beyond)How Page Builders Can Help Your Team Create Better Websites
WordPress Page Builders have a controversial history. Early visual design tools for WordPress were clunky and, behind the scenes, outputted code that was slow-loading and poor in quality. Not only that, Page Builders were often bundled together with WordPress themes, which made...
Read More How Page Builders Can Help Your Team Create Better WebsitesDebugging WordPress Core: Actions and Filters
Most WordPress developers are familiar with the concept of actions and filters. At the very heart of WordPress, these hooks allow developers to extend the functionality of WordPress in numerous ways. Whether you want to run a process when a post is...
Read More Debugging WordPress Core: Actions and FiltersCompile JavaScript with Webpack in a WordPress Plugin
The goal of this article is to show you how to configure webpack to watch and compile the JavaScript files in a WordPress plugin. What this article will not cover is how to configure webpack to work with every file type known...
Read More Compile JavaScript with Webpack in a WordPress PluginHeadless WordPress with React and NextJS (Part 1)
Editor’s Note: The following is Part 1 in a two-part series titled, “Headless WordPress with React and NextJS.” You can read Part 2 here. Keep in mind that this article was published in 2019. Code samples are now outdated. If you’re interested...
Read More Headless WordPress with React and NextJS (Part 1)The Future of WordPress: Where We Started and Where We’re Going
I haven’t always been a WordPress developer, but anytime I get excited about a new framework, CMS, or platform I always end up coming back to WordPress both out of general principle and because it offers a more well-rounded package. Many others...
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