Tech

As I think about the future of the internet, I’m genuinely concerned about our inability to create deeper meaning at scale or to even be able to share information in a reliable way.

WordPress Twitter was provoked this past week with a critique of developers using ACF meta boxes and options pages to control content.

We’ve been tightening up some internal processes at work, one of them being the design-to-dev handoff process. This is just a brief collection of thoughts for designers from the developer perspective.

You’d think that creating an email newsletter in WordPress would be easier in 2023.

Is 2023 the year the “feed” finally wins the war against self-selected content?

I’m reevaluating my relationship with Twitter and with social media in general.

With AI tools like Github Copilot on the rise, I have some concern about the sheer amount of code we’re dealing with in our jobs today.

What is going on with max-widths and alignments in the block editor? Is there a method behind this madness?

Thanks to this great course on Learn WordPress, I’ve recently been inspired by the potential of the WordPress Data Layer. The best way I can describe the data layer is to imagine having a complete UI framework of WordPress components- then combining that with a complete React.js/Redux JavaScript framework hand-tailored to the WordPress REST API.…