WordPress and Bootstrap are both popular platforms for web design that aren’t often considered as compatible. Bootstrap has grown to be a favorite CSS platform for developers because it makes it easy to build responsive websites. In fact, more than… Continue Reading →
Virtual Reality (VR) has become increasingly popular in recent years. It enables users to enjoy immersive experiences from the comfort of their own homes. Furthermore, adding this feature to your website can help make your content more interactive, which may… Continue Reading →
WordPress is a perfect platform on which to build a documentation website. Moreover there are many plugin and theme developers who need to provide documentation for their products. Here are some plugins and themes that make things easier. The post… Continue Reading →
When working on the articles for the Backend Engineer Learns to Build Block Editor Blocks series, I wasn’t happy with how the code samples were looking within the articles. Previously, I’ve written – here and here – about my being… Continue Reading →
The gathering and sharing of information online gets messy. That’s why people use WordPress wiki: websites with special organizational tools for multiple users to file, display, and navigate content efficiently. Wikis are helpful for many reasons, whether it’s for brands… Continue Reading →
No software is free of bugs. This is an axiom that applies to every programming language and every application. When those bugs are deployed within your website in production, you can suffer adverse consequences of varying severity. These are some… Continue Reading →
