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Add a Product List to WooCommerce’s Order Columns
If you’re running WooCommerce, the Orders screen is a great way to see – at a glance – what’s going on in your store. However, there’s one thing that it absolutely doesn’t show: the products that people have ordered. The code below changes that – it gives you a special column in your Orders screen…
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Trello as a Streaming/Content Calendar
I have actually swapped over to ClickUp as a Content Calendar (and project management tool) but for someone who needs a more simple solution, this is still a VERY valid tutorial. A ClickUp tutorial is coming soon! Today was a great day at the office: we’ve been using a super-bloated, crazy to use task-management system…
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Shadowbringers: The Best Final Fantasy Game In Ages (And Possibly… Ever)
It’s a tale as old as tales themselves. The Warrior of Light quests across the realm to vanquish the Darkness that has overtaken the people. Good triumphs over evil, and the hero/heroine rides off into the Sunset having done their good deeds for this adventure. Except… it’s not. It’s a world where Light is over-taking,…
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High Ed Web 2017: A Hart(ford) for Higher Ed
Shadowbringers takes us to “The First”, one of several shards of the universe that’s split off from “The Source”. This universe, while somewhat similar to our own, has been overrun by Light. We are sent there to save The First from being overtaken, and (by doing so) to become the Warriors of Darkness. This is…
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Final Fantasy XIV, Shadowbringers: My Top 5 List
In just two days, the gates will open wide and the adventures of Eorzea will descend upon the First Shard to guard it against the flood of Light. The preliminary patch notes were released today so everyone’s been pouring over them in hopes of learning what information they can before the big opening day celebrations…
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Getting into Gutenberg, Part 2: A Knee-Jerk REACTion (and an Introduction to Gutenberg Blocks)
I wrote yesterday on Gutenberg, WordPress' soon-to-be editing experience, as it was highly mentioned at WordCampUS here in Nashville over the weekend. Yesterday, I focused specifically on the outer facade of Gutenberg – movable blocks, layouts, and modular approaches to content. Today, we're going to look at the back-end. For a WordPress developer, this is…
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WordCamp US – In Nashville!
In less than one week, WordPress enthusiasts from all over the globe will converge on Nashville, TN for WordCamp US – the annual pilgrimage to celebrate, learn about, and meet others interested in WordPress. Nashville’s been my home for over 10 years now, and has a very strong WordPress community here. I’ve been very privileged…
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Ajax + jQuery: An Introduction
Since Twitch released their ‘Twitch Extensions’ SDK, I’ve been having a lot of fun playing around with different things I can integrate into Twitch’s panels. I’ve build a WordPress Panel and I’m working on Tumblr and Instagram Panels (which require a lot more API work). But the crux of everything I’ve been working on relies…
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WordPress, React, and The Future
On September 14, Matt Mullenweg announced that WordPress was rethinking its use of the React.js library due to Facebook’s clarification on its patents. The short story: Facebook released React under a modified “open-source-ish” license (called BSD+Patents) that allow them to judiciously revoke the patent if a service violates the terms of service (specifically, if they…
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