When it comes to WordCamps, Phoenix is one of the most well-respected and well-run camps. In its eighth year, last weekend’s WordCamp Phoenix (WCPHX) was no exception. Led by an amazing group of organizers, their passion for WordPress runs very deep and it...
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A Jenkins Pipeline for WordPress Projects
If you’ve wanted to dive into Jenkins, chances are that the first thing on your mind is deployments. And if you’re like me and have absolutely no idea what you’re doing, it’s even more likely that you will be completely confused on...
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Do you like saving time (and money)? Are you exhausted by constant interruptions and barriers when trying to ship, because of internal feuds about code syntax? Are you 100% confident that your app will work across different PHP versions and devices? If...
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There is no shortage of animations on the webernetz™ these days, and libraries to support them. Some web animations are good, and some gratuitous. Recently, I was fortunate to work on a few projects that required animations; therefore, I got a refresher...
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Author’s note: I know the term ‘mentor’ can be used in varying ways in different industries. In this post, I’m using it to describe supporting others in learning environments to gain (coding) skills. My first inklings towards web development were as a...
Read More Mentoring and Sharing KnowledgeMy Local: Getting Started with Laravel Homestead
Developers have their own way of working, and I’m no exception. With a half a dozen apps running at any given time to make my code structure, workflow, and deployments as smooth as possible, I depend on simple easy-to-use tools to get...
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We are always striving to find better, faster ways to do the mundane tasks we have in our lives. We got bored with having to make our coffee in the morning, so some brilliant mind created an automatic coffee maker with a...
Read More Snippets Saved My Life: How Sublime Text 3 Snippets Changed EverythingBrackets for WordPress: 2016 Edition
I have been an avid Brackets user since 2013. It’s a free, lightweight, open-source code editor that is perfect for beginners and experienced developers alike. One of my favorite features of Brackets is the number of extensions available to allow users to tailor...
Read More Brackets for WordPress: 2016 EditionA Beginner’s Guide to Writing Bash & Shell Scripts
Optimizing your development workflow is one of the most important things a developer can do. Being able to leverage your tools quickly and efficiently lets you spend your time working on actual development–instead of fighting your tools or doing boring, repetitive things....
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