-
Our Camping Rig Coming into 2023
A deep look at our current camper, and how it compares to our previous camper.
-
Your Site As a Central Hub
I believe we’re on the cusp of turning our personal websites into complete representations of our online presence. This post goes over how I think this can be accomplished.
-
How to Find Your People on Mastodon
This post talks about how I have discover people on the fediverse, and cultivate the content curated so that I can find more people I want to meet.
-
Adiungo – A Content Ownership Manifesto
First off, let’s get this out of the way – Adiungo is pronounced “Ah-DOON-Go”, and the closest translation to English is “add”, but it also is used to “join, harness, attach, and incorporate”. I felt that these words accurately describe the goal of this project. The purpose of Adiungo is to help people take control […]
-
How To Move From Twitter to Mastodon
Learn how I made the switch from Mastodon to Twitter, preserving as much of my online identity, and connections as possible.
-
How Fast Should You Travel When Full-Time?
I know a couple who, during their 2-year long full-time stint in their camper, stopped and was very happy to be out of their camper for good. They mentioned how much they missed having more-space, and dealing with harsh cold winters, as well as their struggles they had with some issues with leaks in their […]
-
The Path to a Career in WordPress Development
Looking to get into WordPress, but don’t know where to start? This guide will walk you through everything you need to learn.
-
How Session Storage Can Improve Site Performance
Session storage can make your website faster, and reduce server load. Learn how to use JavaScript’s sessionStorage as a caching system.
-
How to Build a Nearly Headless WordPress Website
I believe that a traditional WordPress theme should be able to work as effectively as a static site or a headless web app. The overwhelming majority of WordPress websites are built with a good ol’ fashioned WordPress theme. Most of them even have good caching layers, and dependency optimizations that make these sites run reasonably […]
-
Three Ways You Can Use a Hash In Your WordPress Plugin
Learn about what a hash is, how it works, and how you can use it to make your WordPress plugin run more reliably, and faster.