Hi, Im Matt. I have 20 years of experience turning websites into profit machines. I post about WordPress, SEO, WordPress Development and website performance.
@SethRubenstein Short array and short ternary would be good but the short open tag syntax is not going to save any time for me. I don't think it makes anything easier to read.
@PovilasKorop That is a great point and something I have been looking at. It's been 5 years since I did a Laravel App and recently I have an app I am considering building with Laravel. So this is the exact question I have been trying to answer. Which way should I build it and why.
@richtabor If you look at brand guidelines for medium to big brands they impose colour rules and combination rules to ensure consistency. If wp can do this, it would be a big step forward. I don't know how to do that. Maybe an advanced colour rules tool of some sort.
@AspirePressOrg I would like 4 things,
1. Make SEO good without the need of a plugin.
2. custom fields should be good without needing Acf. Cpt should have an easy option for dedicated table in sql.
3. S3 storage as default for media
4. Responsive editing / blocks with a Css framework
@seanpatward Vitamin d, b, c and e with good water are the best things I have found. B and D make a big difference. Lower imflamation and joint pain is noticeable. I also ground. I'm 44, walk 50k steps a week and workout too. Eat clean - no sugar or alcohol. Low carb, no dairy. No packet food
So what you're saying is contributor day at wordcamp should not including documentation. Why? We are not contributing to the WordPress foundation but Matt and A8c get content for free? I guess it's the same for the learning team? That's an issue IMHO. Especially when dot com gets updated by Automattic and they don't update the content on dot org, for exactly the same thing. This blurly line should end and the foundation setup needs to mature. Certifications, paid plugin repo that uses git and paid leaning materials via dot org would be huge for WordPress. These have been needed for some time. Hopefully Matt's actions trigger a wider conversation and will allow Automattic competition to pay the foundation directly instead of Automattic. It's time to grow up. WordPress has grown and the foundation setup should change to reflect that.
When @photomatt said 'Learn JavaScript deeply' in 2015, PHP developer @mrkwordpress said 'LOL, nope'. Turns out that wasn't a great long-term strategy! Join Matt Knighton as he shares how he went from hating blocks to loving them with some simple development techniques.