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1. Checking out a new branch Obviously, I must use a new branch for every task I start: This command creates a new branch and automatically sets it as active. 2. Selecting files for commit This is one of the rare cases where I prefer GUI. In VS Code (or any other better IDE/text editor), you can […]

Today, we are launching a technical preview of GitHub Copilot, a new AI pair programmer that helps you write better code. GitHub Copilot draws context from the code you’re working on, suggesting whole lines or entire functions. It helps you quickly discover alternative ways to solve problems, write tests, and explore new APIs without having to […]

Do you want to enhance your WordPress site performance? With fast loading pages, increase your page views, improve user experience, and help with SEO. Then you can improve WordPress website performance using Google lighthouse that gives you a competitive advantage and increase the website’s overall speed and optimization. THE IMPORTANCE OF IMPROVE WORDPRESS WEBSITE PERFORMANCE […]

  WordPress 5.6 has arrived with tons of features and improvements targeted towards developers. The following are some of the most significant under the hood changes. WordPress 5.6 continues the second phase of the three-step plan to upgrade the core jQuery bundled with WordPress. Theme and plugin developers relying on jQuery are already testing their code for […]

WordPress 5.4 introduces apply_shortcodes() as an alias for do_shortcode() WordPress 5.4 introduces a new function – apply_shortcodes(). It’s an alias for the current do_shortcode() function. The semantics of do_* implies the function displays the result of the shortcode. But that’s not actually the case. In fact, do_shortcode() needs to be echoed to display its result. Here is the current implementation: echo do_shortcode( ‘[wporg]My Text[/wporg]’ ); […]

Block scaffolding is a shorthand term that describes the supporting directory structure you need for WordPress to recognize a block. Typically that directory includes files like index.php, index.js, style.css and perhaps others—which in turn hold calls like register_block_type. You’ve likely noticed a lot of tools that aim to automate the scaffolding build—or at least make it easier to build your own […]

Brands are constantly looking for tools to help deliver rich content and relevant shopping experiences to their customers. This has become more important today as merchants must be incredibly agile and empathetic in how they connect with their customers, whether it’s through the products they sell or the brand message. To help bridge this gap, […]

OpenCart and PayPal have worked together to provide a customizable checkout experience. Simply put, it’s designed to help turn more of your shoppers into buyers. With one unified integration, your customers can pay how they want with major credit and debit cards, PayPal and PayPal Credit.1 They can even use local payment options based on where they are […]

OpenCart is an open-source platform that allows entrepreneurs from all across the globe to create their eCommerce sites. It comes with a plethora of features that are tailored to make your store truly your own. With more than 1300 themes and modules at your disposal, you can customize your site to your liking and profit […]

Every search matters. That is why whenever you come to Google Search to find relevant and useful information, it is our ongoing commitment to make sure users receive the highest quality results possible. Unfortunately, on the web there are some disruptive behaviors and content that we call “webspam” that can degrade the experience for people […]