Category: <span>Coding</span>

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 […]

  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.com unveiled a new admin interface today for managing blogs, posting content, and reading other people’s sites. If you’re a regular user, you’ll notice a new look and feel. If you’re a code geek, you’ll notice something more remarkable below the surface: JavaScript instead of PHP. If you run the open source version of WordPress […]

// Displays help for a given command php artisan –help OR -h // Do not output any message php artisan –quiet OR -q // Display this application version php artisan –version OR -V // Do not ask any interactive question php artisan –no-interaction OR -n // Force ANSI output php artisan –ansi // Disable ANSI […]