To learn is to share. To share is to teach. To teach is to learn.
To learn is to share. To share is to teach. To teach is to learn.
My daily work related duties centre around providing support. Mostly technical but sometimes very general but one of the questions that comes to mind often is how fast should a replay be sent to a technical support request? Don’t get me wrong, a quick response is generally at the top of my list but that … ∞
“Working with WordPress” and “Working on WordPress” may seem synonymous but the philosophy of each phrase will definitely affect the code you share and support going forward. When you work with something, it becomes a partnership, a collaboration, a team effort and more often than not an ongoing relationship; while working on something is more … ∞
If they’re not trashing you, they’re not worried about you.
Some may say “don’t sweat the details” and I would reply, “but it’s the little things that make it great”. The attention paid to the finer details of code will always play an important part in how well the code works. The documentation written to excess will only serve to better explain the code down … ∞
Some may say the code is the documentation … and others may reply with the documentation is the code. I believe both are true; and, more importantly, they are not mutually exclusive.
Good UX is not solely in the realm of the end-user.
Over the last 15 or so years, I have learned many things about writing code; about documenting code; and, about providing support for this same code, too. Coding Standards When writing code, I make every effort to keep a consistently structured format with the use of white-space, tabs, etc. This helps to provide clear delineation … ∞