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I'm pleased to announce that my free course WordPress Local Development Basics is now published and available on Learn WP Theme Dev!
learnwptheme.dev/course/wordp...
You can sign up for free (no credit card needed) and check out the content. It would mean the world to me if you did!
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WordPress Local Development Basics | Learn WP Theme Dev
Course Information In this course, I’ll show you how you can set up a local install of WordPress, setup Git for WordPress, and configure VSCode for WordPress development. We’ll also cover some ways yo...
https://www.learnwptheme.dev/course/wordpress-local-development-basics/
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I'm pleased to announce that my free course WordPress Local Development Basics is now published and available on Learn WP Theme Dev!
learnwptheme.dev/course/wordp...
You can sign up for free (no credit card needed) and check out the content. It would mean the world to me if you did!
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WordPress Local Development Basics | Learn WP Theme Dev
Course Information In this course, I’ll show you how you can set up a local install of WordPress, setup Git for WordPress, and configure VSCode for WordPress development. We’ll also cover some ways yo...
https://www.learnwptheme.dev/course/wordpress-local-development-basics/
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Simon Harper
8 days ago
🚨 My newsletter about WordPress and WooCommerce, "Loop WP", Issue 177 is out now! - OpenAI launches “Buy it in ChatGPT,” with Etsy & Shopify leading agentic commerce. WooCommerce plugins emerge as AI reshapes the online shopping landscape.
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Issue #177 Loop WP
OpenAI launches “Buy it in ChatGPT,” with Etsy & Shopify leading agentic commerce. WooCommerce plugins emerge as AI reshapes the online shopping landscape.
https://newsletter.loopwp.com/p/issue-177-loop-wp?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=Simon+Harper&utm_campaign=publer
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Feels like a lot of people in tech I used to follow managed to get known on social, then just lose all interest in tech and just shit post about politics all day.
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It’s Turnstile summer baby
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Bruhhh
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4 months ago
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At this point the only George R R Martin news worth a shit is when Winds of Winter comes out. If it ain’t about that, no one cares.
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I think Nova by
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should try to capture some of the WP developer market. There are still a lot of folks out there who are using SFTP to deploy or modify files, having that built-in (and well done) is a huge plus. But the tooling and extensions are still lacking in nova. No real AI support
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Léonie Watson
6 months ago
Take Action: Defend the Internet Archive
blog.archive.org/2025/04/17/t...
"At a time when digital information is disappearing, being rewritten, or erased entirely, the tools to preserve history must be defended—not dismantled." I've signed the petition.
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Take Action: Defend the Internet Archive | Internet Archive Blogs
https://blog.archive.org/2025/04/17/take-action-defend-the-internet-archive/
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Stuart Robson
6 months ago
✨ new article alert 📰 CSS Custom Properties vs. Sass Variables: A Pragmatic Guide wherein I finish off a ~6 year old draft writing down where and when I use either/or/both options in a modern front-end architecture.
www.alwaystwisted.com/articles/css...
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#CSS
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CSS Custom Properties vs. Sass Variables: A Pragmatic Guide | Always Twisted
when to use CSS custom properties vs Sass variables in design systems: runtime theming vs compile-time constants, dynamic flexibility vs immutable foundations
https://www.alwaystwisted.com/articles/css-vs-sass
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Every single article for the NYT has a paywall these days. Which sucks because some stories look good. But I am absolutely never paying for a subscription that I cannot easily cancel and their subscription practices are customer hostile AF. So that’s a big no thanks from me.
6 months ago
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Jason Cohen
6 months ago
Always seek data; never act on data alone. Because not looking at the data is just ignorance, but believing that all important things are in the data, or that the data are measuring what you think they're measuring, is also folly.
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Brian Grubb
6 months ago
financial advice in a weird time: -- develop a plan -- find friends who support you -- preferably 10 of them -- steal $160 million from the Bellagio, the Mirage, and the MGM Grand -- yes those are Terry Benedict's casinos -- get your wife back -- one of the friends should be Don Cheadle btw simple
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Today, I finished building a really sweet mechanism in Full Site Editing: The ability to have *multiple block areas* Normally when you make a template for a given post, you only have one "outlet" for post content, which is the content block. (thread)
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Joan’s writing is awesome give it a read if you haven’t.
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JB Pritzker
6 months ago
Happy Transgender Day of Visibility. To the Transgender community in Illinois and around the country: You deserve to live your life proudly and openly. We see you and we will protect you.
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It's wild how many conservative/right leaning folks are buying the bullshit about vaccines. I don't blindly believe anything I read (especially not from corpos), but I think these people seem to have a fundamental lack of respect for any actual science.
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@monteiro.bsky.social
you still selling any art? Is the best way to inquire via email still?
6 months ago
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I don’t pay to use design software right now but if I did, it would prob be Sketch or Excalidraw. While I like Figma well enough but holy fuck it’s expensive as hell now.
6 months ago
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I’m building a backyard office shed and I needed to figure out how much drywall to buy. So I asked Claude bc I didn’t feel confident doing the math myself. But I’m never going to ask Claude to design my interior or choose my furniture.
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6 months ago
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"Every time we divide, we put zeroes under the line, and publish it as our proof, that nothingness is divine" "I'd rather be a jealous man, than an off-duty cop, I tried to be babe in arms, not a bull in a china shop"
6 months ago
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Holy shit I basically found the one, just not the same color (mine was all gunmetal gray and such, this one is more fun)
i.ebayimg.com/images/g/HJc...
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7 months ago
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Monteiro
7 months ago
Dear Tesla owners, when ACTUAL NAZIS show up to protect your car dealership it might be a sign that it’s time to get rid of your car.
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Some lyrics that are apropos for the times we’re in
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Gerry Canavan
7 months ago
every college, corporate, and nonprofit president right now
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7 months ago
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Remkus de Vries
7 months ago
Unlock the secrets of styling counters, from simple HTML list tweaks to advanced techniques that transform any element into a list-like masterpiece. Dive deeper here:
css-tricks.com/styling-cou...
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Styling Counters in CSS | CSS-Tricks
Going from the most basic ways to style lists directly in HTML to advanced customization techniques that are even capable of making things that aren't lists look like lists.
https://css-tricks.com/styling-counters-in-css/
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Mastodon has, in addition to an awful name, virtually zero redeeming qualities. “Hey would you like to use a confusing app that takes forever to get dialed in and your data could just one day not exist anymore?” Yeah no I’m good.
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7 months ago
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Idk who needs to hear this but In the year of our lord 2025, you do not need to use Google as your only search engine. Bing or Duckduckgo are equally viable and I'd consider switching because if nothing else, no one company deserves to control internet search.
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Joan’s writing is fantastic and has been for years. If you’re not familiar, check out the blog. There’s never been a better time to support independent journalists. Find a writer, blogger, etc and support them however you can.
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codrops
7 months ago
We've got an incredible tutorial for you today! 🔥 Samuel Jarry brings Amin Ankward's interactive concept to life, walking us through the step-by-step implementation using Three.js. A must-read packed with valuable insights and hands-on learning! Read it here:
tympanus.net/codrops/2025...
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It is wild to think that there are people alive in this country who were placed into internment camps in our own country. That shit really was not that long ago. It seems unthinkable now. That type of stuff always felt so far away.
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George Takei
7 months ago
America hasn’t felt this upside down since I was a child in an internment camp.
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JA Westenberg
7 months ago
We don't need to automate the best parts of being human. Some things are meant to be slow. Some things are meant to be clumsy. That's the point.
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Don’t Let Tech Drain the Life Out of Living
The best parts of life are messy. They refuse to follow scripts. They defy prediction. They explode past the dull constraints of data. And Silicon Valley is a doomsday cult that keeps clawing at them, stripping away the raw, unpredictable joy of the human experience and replacing it with something
https://www.joanwestenberg.com/dont-let-tech-drain-the-life-out-of-living/
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New quarter starts soon and I have room for another project and long term engagement. If you know someone looking for help with frontend, design systems, WordPress, or product work, please send them my way!
iansvoboda.com
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Ian Svoboda - Frontend Developer, UX/UI Developer in Jacksonville, FL
Hi, my name is Ian. I love making software that helps someone do their job easier or build great things. I am a freelance frontend engineer, educator, and WordPress consultant. I love talking about te...
https://iansvoboda.com
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Grady Booch
7 months ago
While the mind is unquestionably not a computer, there is tantalizing evidence to suggest that the mind is computable, and as such, we are faced with the prospect of artifical sentience. We are intentionally, inevitably, and irreversibly co-evolving with computing.
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Jerry Chen
7 months ago
*sitting down* damn, Dictionary got hands
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I feel like SQLite is supposed to be....simpler to deploy. Maybe I'm doing it wrong. But I'm trying to get this React app going with litestream to replicate it and stuff and ooooweee this is obnoxiously difficult.
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BOO!gged milk
7 months ago
just a reminder for those who don’t know! you can go into your settings and toggle a button that makes it so that you can’t post pics until you’ve added alt text to them!!! :) settings > accessibility > require alt text before posting make your shitposting accessible to everyone!! 🖤🖤
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The Tennessee Holler
7 months ago
🔥 Rep. Al Green is not new to standing up
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CSS Tip If you want to hide an element that has no children, it's tempting to reach for :empty. However, :empty doesn't work how you'd expect if there's white space or text nodes inside the element. Instead, use this: .your-element:not(:has(:first-child)) { display: none; }
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God it feels so good to write <?= esc_html( get_the_title() ); ?> vs <?php echo esc_html( get_the_title() ); ?>
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Talib Kweli
7 months ago
Not everybody knows everything you know. Don't assume that everyone has the same access to information and knowledge as you have been privileged to have. Lead with compassion.
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George Takei
7 months ago
A reminder for these times.
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Alt18F
7 months ago
18F was doing exactly the type of work that DOGE claims to want – yet we were eliminated shortly after midnight. Read our letter to the American people:
18f.org
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We're not done yet | 18F
https://18f.org/
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The Ass is the father of the legs
7 months ago
Every day I have to hear about some asshole
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Jerome Hardaway
7 months ago
Sleeping wrong when you past 35 will fuck your entire day up. I feel like I was suplexed by Kurt angle.
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Hey a11y friends, wanted to confirm something: If you have a dropdown nav menu ( 1 row of parent items that may or may not have 1 single sub menu of items) and a submenu is expanded via keyboard (space/arrow key), should tabbing be confined to that open parent menu item and it's sub menu?
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“Wheel out your god these are desperate times, Talk to your mother these are desperate times, Dance with your lover these are desperate times, Surrender yourself these are desperate times”
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Desperate Pleasures by Every Time I Die on Apple Music
Song · 2020 · Duration 3:11
https://music.apple.com/us/album/desperate-pleasures/1539907215?i=1539907217
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