Sustainable Web Design: Book thoughts
Some brief and random thoughts on the excellent book "Sustainable Web Development"
Category: Techie
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Simple free domain redirection with Netlify
How to host domain redirects for free with Netlify.
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Building WP-UI
A very scattergun, brain dump of thoughts about the WP-UI app that I'm developoing in Electron.
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Tech note: WordPress multisite in sub-domains redirects without path when you have a domain alias
Well this is a super-niche issue that I came across today. I don't have an answer - maybe you do?
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Where are my MySQL database files on MacOS?
My 7-year-old MacBook got bricked. So I needed to recover some MySQL files from a Time Machine backup and load them onto a new computer. And so I've been digging around finding out where all my homebrew and MySQL files are. While running mulitple instances of everything! Here's a fairly unstructured brain-dump of all that I've learned (or re-learned) along the way.
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Custom WooCommerce Checkout Fields
Some things I learned on my first in-depth WooCommerce build. Including how to do JavaScript logic on elements in the cart/price totals on the checkout page.
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Announcing Beyond WP
WordPress developers: Today I’m opening sign ups to a newsletter I’ll be starting soon called Beyond WP. It will be a resource that brings developer tools and ideas from outside the WordPress ecosystem to WordPress developers.
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Video: Investigating WPForms email issues with clever developer tools: wp-cli, HELO, and Querious
I recently had an issue with form notification emails not sending from a local development site. I used some advanced developer tools to diagnose this. This is a tour of those tools and how I used them to solve this problem.
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Video: JavaScript, reduceRight() and function/operator symmetry
A friend of mine asked for use cases for the reduceRight JavaScript Array method the other week. I made a little video explaining it.
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Video: Using Keyboard Shortcuts with multiple monitor setups
Some tips on using tools like BetterTouchTool and Moom on a Mac to speed up working across multiple monitors.