Detecting Copy and Paste in JavaScript
Detecting copy and paste in JavaScript is not something that’s new to web development. How you do it may vary, though,
The Right Hook To Initialize WordPress Plugins
When I first started working on WordPress plugin development, I used to obsess over the right hook to initialize WordPress
Running Nginx on OS X for WordPress Development
Running Nginx on OS X is becoming a more attractive alternative to running some of the standard stacks that developers use
Building Quality into WordPress Projects: A Practical Example
Building quality into WordPress projects is a topic that sounds a little subjective or maybe even a bit esoteric. To
Quality Code and Bloat in WordPress Projects
Quality Code and Bloat are two topics that I see a lot of developers either discussing and/or mentioning on the landing
CLI: A Cheatsheet For The Command-Line
The CLI is one of those tools that I think every developer should know how to use even if they
The Perfect WordPress Development Stack
The “Perfect WordPress Development Stack” is one of those topics that comes up now and again in various blogs (and
Deregistering WordPress Stylesheets
Deregistering WordPress stylesheets is one of those things that we don’t always have to consider. If you’re starting a project
Using PHP CodeSniffer with Atom
Using PHP CodeSniffer is one of those tools that is part of my workflow that I find utterly invaluable. I
Sharing GPL Code and Its Ethics
“Sharing GPL Code” sounds like such a loaded title because the topic is forever hot. But hang with me because the purpose
Do You Even Bother with a Personal Blog?
So here’s a short digression from the usual run-of-the-mill WordPress development post for you: Do you maintain any type of
The FUD of Working with WordPress
If you’ve read the title of this post, then it probably comes off as no surprise. When it comes to
The Truth About The Environment (My Talk at WordCamp Atlanta 2016)
WordCamp Atlanta 2016 this past weekend and it was an a blast. I met a lot of great, incredibly smart
Speaking at WordCamp Atlanta 2016
This weekend, I’ll be speaking at WordCamp Atlanta 2016. If you’re in town for the conference, then let’s aim to say
Escaping Strings For WordPress Database Queries
Escaping strings for WordPress is something that developers should be doing at any place in which the user can be
How to Work with WordPress Metadata
One of the nicest APIs that the application offers is the WordPress Metadata API. It’s through this API that we’re