When working on my company’s intranet site, we realized that we wanted to be able to quickly sort through all the posts by a particular author and didn’t necessarily want to switch between the front-end and wp-admin. It took me a while to be able to find the hook for […]
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WordCamp Kent 2018
WordCamp Kent is just around the corner now! (June 9-10) If you happen to know me in person, you know I’ve been knee-deep in planning for this event for almost a year now. WordCamps are designed to teach people about WordPress and its capabilities, get an understanding for the open […]
Email Writing Tips for WordCamp Organizers
This year, I’m the lead organizer for WordCamp Kent, June 9-10. Though I was an organizer last year, I wasn’t deeply involved in the process – especially involving being the “face” and collaborating with sponsors and speakers. My involvement last year was more of a role where I shared my […]
Interview Questions for Front End Development
The following questions will help you with preparing for your front end web development interview, or could serve as a refresher! They cover basic, entry-mid level topics in WordPress, AJAX, JSON, and best practices. What is the difference between server-side programming languages and client-side programming languages? Client-Side languages are open […]