WordPress Core Proposal: Dependency Management
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This is a problem for which I don’t have a solution. It is also one where I think most of the proposed solutions are problems to begin with.
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This is a problem for which I don’t have a solution. It is also one where I think most of the proposed solutions are problems to begin with.
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Developers claim to build responsive, mobile-friendly websites. But do we actually take the time to test and maintain them?
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OOP doesn’t make much sense when we’re talking about a scripting language.
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There are 259 million possible ticket number combinations for Powerball. What are the chances two people will win with the same numbers?
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I’ve been playing once again with a Coursera class on machine learning.
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What value do your skills really have? To you? To your employer?
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When someone hacks a plugin or theme, it’s bad. When someone hacks the foundation of those systems (WordPress), it’s worse. When someone hacks the base upon which WordPress is built (Apache, Nginx, or whatever server you use), it’s tragic.
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When you log in to WordPress, the platform should record the event, where it occurred from, and the device that was used. This would empower you to kill off rogue sessions if necessary.
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I love WordPress, both because it’s free and because it’s free.
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Facebook went down yesterday. The outage demonstrated just how dependent on the service we’ve become.