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WordPress Debug Evolved | WP Debug Toolkit
Enabling WP_DEBUG constants, and understanding your logs isn’t a problem anymore. WP Debug Toolkit is every developer and site owner’s must have
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Jukebox
Turn your phone or any device into a jukebox! Share a link with friends so they can add songs to your shared music queue.
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JSON Crack | Transform your data into interactive graphs
JSON Crack Editor is a tool for visualizing into graphs, analyzing, editing, formatting, querying, transforming and validating JSON, CSV, YAML, XML, and more.
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RepoMan
RepoMan allows users to search and install free open source WordPress plugins directly from GitHub! https://github.com/littlebizzy/repoman Install RepoMan as an MU plugin for your hosting agency or try our free SlickStack script which bundles RepoMan already. We will add any free, open source WordPress plugin…
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10 Lessons from 10 Years of Contributing to WordPress Core
To celebrate 10 years of contributing to WordPress Core, I’m sharing 10 lessons that helped me become a long-term contributor.
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CoScreen: Collaborative Screen Sharing by Datadog
Bring your team closer to you. One click to share and remote control any window. Get things done together like never before.
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WordPress Block Theme Development Course – Ollie Theme Academy
Master WordPress block theme development with our free comprehensive course. Learn full site editing, global styles, patterns, and advanced block theme techniques at Ollie Theme Academy.
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Course Introduction – Ollie WordPress Block Theme
WordPress blocks have completely transformed how we think about content creation and user experience. The block editor isn’t just a new interface — it’s a funda
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TBM 364: Three Team Vibes
I was reflecting recently on how stark the differences between teams can be and how often you can pick up on those differences within seconds just by asking someone how things are going. You can feel it. The words they use are different. The way they describe their work tells you almost everything.