Most of my web development work is done through WordPress. I've built hundreds of little WordPress plugins, and dozens of scratch-made sites. At this point, I've modified nearly every corner of WordPress at some point since I started using it in 2009.
I’m gearing up for WordPress side projects this season. Seeking teams managing complex WP sites needing tech help. I have experience in technical site audits, custom RESTful integrations, and plugin feature work. Check the post for more information, links to relevant case studies, and how to get in-touch.
This presentation covers how I transformed my website from being a static digital portfolio into a dynamic hub, ingrained with my social presence, containing the most authentic version of me online.
WPTavern launched a forum today. How amazing would it be if they federated this?
I’ve started to use Cloudinary for media hosting solution on this site. It seems really good so-far, except for the fact that my media URLs aren’t working quite right when I upload from mobile. Hoping to get that resolved because other than that, this seems like the perfect solution to my problem.
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I submitted a bug report for the Cloudinary plugin, related to the mobile experience when uploading media using the WordPress app.
I believe that WordPress isn't software. It's not community. It's not a single person, no matter how significant that person thinks they are. I believe that WordPress is the manifestation of a belief that the web is at its best when it's open. If I genuinely believed that forking WordPress would be good for WordPress, and the web, I'd contribute to it over the existing platform in a heartbeat.
Hey folks! I appreciate you taking the time to read and offer recommendations. I want a seamless way to upload media directly from the WordPress mobile app, but without hosting it on my site. The ideal service would handle large files and optimize them for the web. Anyone got suggestions? More context in the linked article.
As we dig deeper into what the Fields API can and should be, we’ve touched on some intriguing topics. From datastores to CRUD functionalities, our discussions are aimed at ensuring that the API is not just powerful today, but remains relevant and adaptable for the long term. Your feedback and input are invaluable in shaping the future of this project.
I’m finalizing my talk for the Page Builder Summit today. If you’ve been interested in how I approached building my WordPress site as an all-encompassing content platform, this talk is going to be for you!
I had the pleasure of chatting with Michelle Frechette on WPCoffeeTalk today. We talked about WordPress, my new site, and the fields API
