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PHP Will Not Die

PHP · January 23, 2023

PHP, the programming language that has been declared dead more times than a cat has lives, is still very much alive and kicking. Despite …

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How to Create a Blockchain With TypeScript

Cryptocurrency, Javascript · January 22, 2023

If you have been a reader of my blog for a while, you would know that I am an avid cryptocurrency enthusiast. I believe in the tech more so …

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Parsing Metadata Inside of Markdown Using JavaScript Without Any Dependencies

Javascript · January 20, 2023

In a recent project, I worked with Markdown files that contained metadata at the top for blog posts. I needed to parse the Markdown with …

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Programmatically Update the Status of a Post Using Gutenberg JS

Wordpress · November 26, 2022

In a WordPress project I am building, I needed a way to programmatically update the post status of a post on the edit screen, specifically …

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How to Hide Meta Boxes in WordPress Gutenberg

Wordpress · October 31, 2022

When WordPress introduced the Gutenberg editor, it was a mess, to say the least. Everything was turned upside for developers and things that …

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How to programmatically populate a TinyMCE Advanced Custom Fields field in WordPress

Wordpress · October 21, 2022

The Advanced Custom Fields plugin for WordPress is invaluable. It has filled a gap in WordPress for the better part of a decade and is one …

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Programmatically Clicking the “Convert to Blocks” Button in WordPress Gutenberg on the Edit Screen

Wordpress · October 21, 2022

In the beginning, I was one of the loud developers protesting WordPress Gutenberg. But, now that Gutenberg has been around for a while, I've …

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Waiting for an Element to Exist With JavaScript

Javascript · October 20, 2022

There are many different ways to solve this use case. You want to wait for an element to exist on the page and run a callback function when …

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Stop Forcing People Back Into the Office

Remote Work · October 10, 2022

Remote work (also known as WFH) is a hot topic in 2022. As pandemic-era mandates and restrictions come to an end, there has been a new …

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