Author: Aaron
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Personalize VS Code
I’ve really been enjoying VS Code for development these days. Here are some of the things I’ve done to customize my new favorite code editor.
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A Comprehensive Annual Review Process
Every year, I try to reflect on the previous year’s successes, failures, biggest risks taken, and biggest lessons learned. My annual review process has become quite extensive and is presented here in its entirety.
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Git & WP-CLI on Windows
This short tutorial will help you get ready for WordPress development by setting up a localhost development environment with git and wp-cli on Windows.
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WordPress Multisite with Wildcard DNS and/or SSL on Dreamhost
Although Dreamhost supports Wildcard DNS, they don’t support Wildcard SSL (except on DreamCompute), so WordPress Multisite with wildcard subdomains may not be the best choice.
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Create a WordPress Staging Site on Dreamhost Shared Hosting
These are some of my notes from setting up a WordPress staging site through Dreamhost using the Duplicator plugin.
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Move WordPress media uploads to a subdomain
I recently decided to move my WordPress media uploads to a subdomain to improve site speed and help keep things organized for better backups. These are the things I did and issues I ran into along the way.
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Welcome to WP-CLI!
I have limited experience with wp-cli but I know it’s a really quick and convenient way to manage WordPress installations. And recently I’ve been using ssh to to manage my sites more often, so I thought it would be a good time to investigate it more deeply.
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Coding an Advent Calendar: Day 16
This year, I decided to create an Advent Calendar website in HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. My hopes for the site are to showcase some of my frontend development abilities as well as make something fun, functional, and reusable. Day 16 Disclaimer: I’ve been incredibly busy as of late with the following items and so haven’t…
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Coding an Advent Calendar: Day 15
This year, I decided to create an Advent Calendar website in HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. My hopes for the site are to showcase some of my frontend development abilities as well as make something fun, functional, and reusable. Day 15 Begin creating JSON file for additional Advent data As I continued watching Build a Web…
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Coding an Advent Calendar: Day 14
This year, I decided to create an Advent Calendar website in HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. My hopes for the site are to showcase some of my frontend development abilities as well as make something fun, functional, and reusable. Day 14 Individual Post Styles As I mentioned yesterday, I wanted to only show one WordPress post…