People always say that I’m a numbers guy. This commercial feeds that love. The stats have to come from somewhere (I’d love to see the data behind it), but it’s still interesting to see how many people are using the mobile web.
My favorite line: “233,000 people just sent a tweet on twitter. 26% of you don’t know what that means”. But then again, that means 74% do. Is it really that prevalent?
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…
Step 1: Get a great product (you’d be surprised how many people forget this step…) Step 2: Install WordPress Step 3: Set up a static front page (Settings > Reading)… create a page called “front page” and a page called “blog”. Head to the options menu and select the reading tab. Change the “Front Page…
