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Why should you blog?
A blog allows you to sort and organize your content. Readers can search easily and share it with others.
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Thanks to distraction-free mode
The feature that you think unnecessary or too simple might be helpful to many.
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Interactive Course Platforms for the win
Thanks to interactive course platforms, I can now complete the courses and upgrade my skills easily. One of the challenges of learning or upgrading a new skill is to set up your local dev environment. And the instructor will be sharing some examples with completed code, which makes it hard to follow along. Interactive course…
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Received my core contributor badge for WP 6.4.3
Contributing to WordPress core has been a dream. It became a reality with the 6.4.3 release.
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Mentors vs Gatekeepers
Be a mentor, not a gatekeeper. If you come across a newbie, guide them or at least point them in the right direction
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Person to Follow – Shadcn
Known for his UI library and Next.js frontend for Drupal, Shadcn is someone you should follow.
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Don’t just write code; write a love letter.
Your code should be like a love letter, says Addy Osmani. I like this analogy a lot. Similar to a love letter, your code should be simple, minimal, and carefully crafted. I am adding this to my blog as a note to myself. Read the full post here. If you find this interesting and useful,…
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What is new in Drupal 10.2?
New UI for field types, filter permissions, and PHP 8.3 support with Drupal 10.2
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WP Playground Query API
WordPress playground makes it easy to choose a PHP or WP version using Query API.
