“I think I’m actually going to take a lunch today”

Kate, cooking: “It’s basically breakfast, nothing special”

Me, *puts hand on shoulder*: “Breakfast IS special.”

So something for @affwp went public today.

This plugin allows you to generate just about anything in either @WooCommerce or @eddwp. These orders can randomly have referrals Affiliates.

It’s saved me many hours since I built it. #WordPress

https://t.co/2DmkbJ1rtb Referrals (for) affiliates.

eek. Proofreading is cool.

Okay, so the brewery website is ready to go and published here:

nearly-headless.dev

Still have a little more to-do, mostly revolving around SEO and title tags, but this is pretty much what we’re going to build in the upcoming course.

They query loop block is REALLY coming along!

I have a person who is technically avid, and needs a job. They are willing to learn, and work, but really freaking need a boost to get started. Anyone hiring?

Alright, let’s have some fun. I need fun beer names that play off of music. Bonus points for alliteration with the beer style. Even more bonus points if it’s metal.

Example: “Pentatonic Porter”

I’ll be using these for a fake brewery website I’m building.

Been playing with theme.json, and something that really excites me is that since it’s just a JSON file, you can use it, and parse it in other places. I’m using Tailwind to tie the color palette used by Tailwind directly to the theme.json palette, for example.

The more I get into blocks, the more I dislike that raw markup is saved to the database. This makes it impractical to build a design system with Gutenberg because WHEN (not if, when) you need to change the markup of a block, you can’t without a filter, or a database find/replace.