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My First WCA2 When I put out the call at the beginning of 2017 that I would like to start doing more JavaScript workshops, my good friend Kyle Maurer, from WordCamp Ann Arbor, was one of the first to invite me to come do a workshop. The Workshop I have continued to refine the JavaScript for WordPress workshop … Continue reading WordCamp Ann Arbor 2017 JavaScript Workshop
You can process payments in WooCommerce with PayPal using only the account email. However, in order to refund payments from within WooCommerce you must enter your PayPal API credentials. Here are the steps for doing that: Login to PayPal Go to Profile > Profile and Settings Click My Selling Tools Go to API Access Select NVP/SOAP API … Continue reading Getting PayPal API Credentials for WooCommerce Refunds
https://twitter.com/zgordon/status/772844071748530176 A big thanks goes out to Siobhan McKeown for following through on her idea from near a year ago (or more?) to have A Week of REST. The Day of REST conference earlier this year went quite well and plans were made to do a week long version of the conference where attendees would go … Continue reading Review of A Week of REST UK 2016
Thanks to my JavaScript for WordPress Master Course partners at Human Made, I will be flying out London next week to attend the A Day of REST Conference. I'm also offering a 20% discount on my course to anyone who attends the conference. I view attending this conference and speaking with the presenters as an important part of … Continue reading Submit Your Questions for a Day of REST Conference
I came across BackPress while reading about the WordPress Plugin API a while back. Basically it provides all of the core actions and filters from WordPress core to be used outside of the WordPress environment. Not sure when I'll have the chance to work with the framework, but it looks really cool and an awesome … Continue reading BackPress – WordPress Stripped Naked
I was happy to stumble across the site wpseek.com, which works as an all things WordPress search engine. What really impressed me though is their API, which let's you do things like get specs on a specific function or a list of all WP functions. For example using the following URL http://api.wpseek.com/?method=wordpress.getfunction&s=the_title will return a … Continue reading WP Seek WordPress Search Engine API
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