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Three Tips for Writing Airtight PHP Conditions
[ad_1] In PHP, conditions are the core of conditional statements such as if-statements, and of certain other control structures like while() loops.Surprises are great in some areas of life, but rarely so in PHP development, and knowing how to write clear conditional statements will dramatically cut down on surprises in your code. That all comes … Continue reading Three Tips for Writing Airtight PHP Conditions
How to Update PHP to the Recommended Version for WordPress
[ad_1] Using an outdated version of WordPress core, plugins or themes isn’t ideal. PHP is no different. While WordPress technically works with PHP 5.6 and above, you’re sacrificing performance and compatibility, plus you’re open to security vulnerabilities by using older PHP versions. You should always aim to use the latest version of PHP. In this … Continue reading How to Update PHP to the Recommended Version for WordPress
The Trouble with WordPress Frameworks
[ad_1] This article explains what WordPress frameworks are, and why I generally recommend against relying on them.In this article, I’ll be looking at WordPress frameworks, including WordPress theme frameworks as the most common category, as well as plugin-based and other kinds of frameworks.I’ll define what I mean by “WordPress framework,” explain how a framework is … Continue reading The Trouble with WordPress Frameworks




