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Tag: WordPress
Finding wp.data selectors across stores
I’ll admit that I struggle to remember which selector lives inside which store while writing WordPress block editor code. isEditorSidebarOpened… Read more Finding wp.data selectors across stores
Finding Things in Gutenberg Globals
Gutenberg is the project name for the new WordPress block editor, a multi-year effort that launched to the world last… Read more Finding Things in Gutenberg Globals
The Best Talk from LoopConf 2018
In the midst of two days of dense, technical talks at LoopConf last month, the moment when I knew that my… Read more The Best Talk from LoopConf 2018
Loop Me ‘Round
Last month I had the pleasure of attending this year’s edition of LoopConf, a developer conference that distinguishes itself from… Read more Loop Me ‘Round
WordPress for Artists
I am excited to be exhibiting my photos for the first time during this year’s Somerville Open Studios, the city-wide… Read more WordPress for Artists
WordPress 3.8 “Parker” is now out
The latest version of WordPress was just released, v3.8 “Parker” (named after Charlie Parker). I just pulled the latest code… Read more WordPress 3.8 “Parker” is now out
Enhanced Twenty Fourteen Image Navigation
In my JS Unit Testing presentation today for WPSessions (slides for the talk are available here), I showed a WordPress… Read more Enhanced Twenty Fourteen Image Navigation
I’m speaking on JS Unit Testing on this month’s WP Sessions!
This coming Saturday, I will be presenting on JavaScript Unit Testing as part of this month’s WP Sessions streaming event.… Read more I’m speaking on JS Unit Testing on this month’s WP Sessions!
JSHint patches are landing in WordPress Core
Yesterday we formally kicked off the work to fix JSHint errors in WordPress Core, after a week of preparation, decisions,… Read more JSHint patches are landing in WordPress Core