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Core Confidence v2.7
As if I wasn’t already dragging enough bags of sand to my imaginary finish line, I’ve added one more.WordPress Block Creator Course at fullstackdigital.io You know, for some this may be a quicker road, but I’ve accepted that I will just keep plodding and count all my wins, celebrating them in the knowledge that any…
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Core Confidence v2.6
Tonight I decided to try something different. I’ll only get stronger if I guess, then test, then fix my form after the fact. Syntax takes a while to stick—but logic? Once you learn computer logic, the syntax becomes easier with each attempt. I’m working through the Treehouse JavaScript course, and I came across a challenge that…
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Core Confidence v2.5
Today I edited wp-format-enabler to restore core/post-title to the Query Loop output. This gives me full control over how post titles display — clean and clickable. Previously, the plugin would remove the post titles if it was any format beside ‘standard’, and use the post format as the title of the post in the Blog…
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Sleuthin’ v1
I just discovered the Blame tab in Github, which allows you to see: The History button is also useful — it shows all the commits for a file, lets you see changes over time, and even filter by contributor.
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Code Sleuthin’
Did some sleuthin’ and now I have a way to learn, by reverse-engineering the changes other developers make to fix PHP notices and warnings in their WordPress plugins. For simplicity, I’ll list the steps. This is helpful, as I continue to navigate the codebase and learn how real-world developers handle issues. Code sleuthin’.. nice..
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Core Confidence v2.4
Gitting Set up! Setting up a “watched” development folder using webpack.config.js was a first step. Incorporating Git into my workflow across different kinds of projects was a natural next one. I think I might need to start micro-blogging. I usually wait until I’ve hit a major milestone before posting here, but that means a lot…