I've mentioned in here that I've started a podcast. This week it dawned on me why I enjoy it so much. It's the one place where my main concern is creating content. Everywhere else I'm helping my Read More
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Links of Interest, Issue 25
Earlier this week we went live with the redesign of a client's home page. What made this project interesting is the client wanted their home page redesigned without changing their underlying WordPress Read More
Gutenberg Discussion Links
With WordPress 5.0 and the new Gutenberg editor being released December 6, 2018, there's plenty of discussion about it on the web. Below I'm linking to several articles, be sure to scroll down to the Read More
WordPress 5.0, The Gutenberg Editor goes live
WordPress 5.0 was released today, and with it comes the new Gutenberg editor. Coming from a developer's perspective, I have a list of gripes about Gutenberg*, but controversy aside, I'm beginning to Read More
Optimizing WordPress for Speed
So, let's say you've built out your new WordPress site. It's looking like you want it, and you've got your content search engine optimized. Then someone mentions you should check it using Google Read More
Biggest Freelancing Fear
Biggest fear when I started as a freelance #webdev 17 years ago: my skillset stagnating. Without co-workers in an office setting, I was afraid I wouldn't gain the knowledge I needed to keep Read More
Illdy – Free One Page WordPress Business Theme
I'm adding Illdy to my list of nice looking WordPress themes. It features a one-page layout that has spots for portfolio items, testimonials, news, and more. Read More
Semplice – Designers best kept secret.
Really nice WordPress portfolio showcase system: Semplice - I've got a couple designer friends that I'd recommend they check this out. Semplice is the first fully responsive case study portfolio Read More
We Called it Gutenberg for a Reason
Fresh off the heels of the WP Tavern post that I linked to last week, Matt Mullenweg has written a nice treatise on the WordPress Gutenberg project. Creating great software will never make every Read More