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Category: WordPress
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Enable xdebug on wordpress-develop repo
Just adding this for my future self’s health. First, update the PHP config file. The VSCode launch file: Do not forget to update your .env file. Beware of trying to make it…
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The vendor lock-in problem
I’ve been using a few apps for writing lately: Day One, Obsidian, Apple Notes, and Journal. Each one has slight differences that make me use them for different cases: What if I…
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2025 – Goals
This year, I’ll keep the same system I used in 2024. No goals, just flow and survive. Well, maybe winning a padel match would be awesome. I won a Padel match on…
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Keeping the lights on
Yesterday we all had a difficult day at the “office.” I decided to stay, and I kept the lights on by deploying Gutenberg 19.4.0 RC1. I joined Frontity and Automattic to work…
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Testing functions with _doing_it_wrong calls.
I’ve just updated an Interactivity API function. Now, it includes a _doing_it_wrong() that will trigger if the directives server processing fails. However, adding this notice interfered with the existing tests that were…
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What if WordPress used AlpineJS as the default frontend library
TL;DR I would use AlpineJS to create a custom theme (the old way), or maybe a tiny blocks plugin. But I would not consider it a good standard to create highly interactive…
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How Advanced Custom Fields handle blocks
Hi there! One main discussion we are having in the WordPress ecosystem right now is how we approach the block structure. With the “Dynamic Blocks” appearing, we got a mixed approach of…