In 2019, I wrote a WordPress plugin that’s primary feature was to prevent unused shortcodes from rendering in the content whenever a page was loaded. It worked well enough for a little while. Then time passed. During that time (and… Continue Reading →
A lot of the PHP that I currently write uses one of two standards: PSR12 or WordPress (though there are some times where I’ll pull up another project with a different standard). For years, my standard approach to changing code… Continue Reading →
In Beware of the Makefile Effect, the author defines the phrase as such: Tools of a certain complexity or routine unfamiliarity are not run de novo, but are instead copy-pasted and tweaked from previous known-good examples. If you read the article,… Continue Reading →
