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Automated WordPress Installation With Windows & WP CLI
Installing WordPress projects can seem repetitive at times. With the help of Windows we can perform an automated WordPress installation.
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Automatic Dependency Injection With PHP’s Reflection API
Reflection is the ability to introspect and reverse engineer functions, classes, methods and interfaces during runtime. This makes it possible to find specific information about your code, such as a…
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Fantastic Four – Emmet / Zen (2 of 4)
Introduction Many text editors have their own way of allowing developers to code faster such as; keyboard shortcuts, snippets and auto complete, to name a few. Emmet takes a different…
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From April 21st Google Will Rank Your Website Higher If It’s Mobile Friendly
“When it comes to search on mobile devices, users should get the most relevant and timely results, no matter if the information lives on mobile-friendly web pages or apps.” Google…
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Laravel 4: Using Request::is() With Named Routes
Recently I found myself trying to add an active css class to a navigation bar in a Laravel 4 project. Fortunately, much like everything in Laravel, there is a straightforward…
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Automated WordPress Installation With Bash & WP CLI
Like most developers, we tend to start all our WordPress sites the same way. Add various plugins, install a starter theme, create pages and update various options. It’s rarely any different. After manually…
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Fantastic Four – Bower (1 of 4)
Developing clean coded websites at speed has always been a challenge for developers. This article will span over four posts and hopefully will encourage the speedy developer in you to…
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Getting WP CLI Working With MAMP
WP CLI is a fantastic command line tool for working with WordPress. You can setup new installs, install plugins, update settings all from your terminal window. However for MAMP users…
