Stop commenting your code just to say you did
Summary – Code comments that point out the obvious make the important comments harder to spot. Developers are better off when there are only a few comm...
Brad Touesnard is an entrepreneur, podcaster, developer, and designer living in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Summary – Code comments that point out the obvious make the important comments harder to spot. Developers are better off when there are only a few comm...
Here’s the problem: I want to develop in debug mode (i.e. WP_DEBUG set to “true”) to catch all the notices, warnings, and strict standard e...
TL;DR — I used to shy away from managing my own server, but with experimentation I got more comfortable with it and now manage my own server. I wouldn̵...
TL;DR — WP App Store failed because I failed to get it into people’s WordPress dashboards, it didn’t really solve any painful problem, and ...
Your assumptions are your windows on the world. Scrub them off every once in a while, or the light won’t come in. ? Isaac Asimov I have a little stor...
I’ve teamed up with Pippin Williamson to talk about WordPress development in a new podcast called Apply Filters. As in apply_filters( 'podcast', $brad,...
I’ve had the pleasure of contributing a couple of WordPress (WP) snippets to Elliot Richmond’s WP Snippets Til Christmas advent calendar this holiday...
As promised, I’m responding to Matt’s comments at PressNomics on selling WordPress (WP) plugins and laying out my philosophy and beliefs on the s...
PressNomics was the best conference I’ve ever attended. Held last week in Phoenix, it was the inaugural conference for those in the business of WordPre...
I just read Tom McFarlin’s thoughts on building web apps with WP and my comment started to run long, so here I am, writing a blog post. I agree with To...