Founder of Novatorius & creator of Siren Affiliates. WordPress engineer and partnership advocate helping businesses grow with flexible incentive programs.
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Chatting with @cklosowski and it just occurred to me – the first time I installed Linux was because I thought the wiggly windows were cool. I didn’t know anything about open source, but fell in-love with the idea. …Am I in WordPress because of wiggly windows?
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The last 3 quote requests through @DFS_Web has explicitly required accessibility for the build. Keep pushing. Keep educating. We’re making progress here, and it matters.
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I put together a very, VERY basic demo site using the nearly headless method. It’s fast. Really fast. Like, holy cow you can’t believe how fast it is fast. You can see it in-action here: nearly-headless.dev #WordPress #nearlyheadless
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I’ve got the preload middleware built. The results are load times that look like the page broke because it just…loads instantly. Obviously more markup/css will slow this down, but it’s still FAST. #nearlyheadless #WordPress
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Tell me you have a kid without telling me you have a kid. I’ll start
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I’ve been looking at @TinyShinyHome’s water pump guide to help us prepare for winter, and couldn’t help but chuckle when I realized that at this point I just have an extra solar panel and charge controller laying around. No frozen pipes this winter!
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So I was thinking WHAT kind of site I’m going to build for the WordPress nearly headless theme course, and then I remembered that I’ve already done this. So I guess I’m building Drop C Brewing. Yes, the plugin from my OTHER course will be integrated. <3
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I took a hot shower today, and did not need to start the generator. It’s a good day.
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Exciting news! I released the boilerplate for building your own nearly headless WordPress theme. All key functionality is broken into different dependencies so your theme can stay up-to-date as this method evolves. github.com/nicholas-wordp…
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OUR WATER HEATER IS WORKING AGAIN! For the first time since moving here, I’ll get to take a hot shower. We’re about to use a lot of water today 😂 (relatively speaking, y’all, we use like 40 gallons a week)