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Bootstrap 4 Alpha 4 Released

Bootstrap 4 Alpha 4 Released

Bootstrap 4 Alpha 4 Released! This is a small revision with some bug fixes introduced by the previous Alpha 3 in which we had an overhauled grid, updated form controls and a new font stack. – View the release on github

WordPress 4.6 “Pepper” new features and under the hood

WordPress 4.6 “Pepper” new features and under the hood

Version 4.6 of WordPress, named “Pepper” in honor of jazz baritone saxophonist Park Frederick “Pepper” Adams III, is available for download or update. Main features Streamlined Updates Native Fonts Editor Improvements   Under The Hood Resource Hints Robust Requests Meta Registration API JavaScript Library Updates Customizer APIs for Setting Validation and Notifications – Reed the […]

Interacting with the new WP_Term_Query

Interacting with the new WP_Term_Query

One of the new improvements version 4.6 will introduce, is the WP_Term_Query class, which will change the way we query and retrieve terms. The freshly-introduced class WP_Term_Query will help us querying terms the same way we are querying WordPress Posts (using WP_Query), WordPress Users (with WP_User_Query) and WordPress Comments (WP_Comment_Query). – Reed the tweet

Better JSON through streams

Better JSON through streams

Web applications that handle big amounts of data are not easy. Receiving big amounts data is slow, cumbersome, and prone to failing, so it makes for a challenging user experience. Sending big amounts of data is also difficult, particularly when you start introducing some complexities into how that data needs to be processed before it can be sent. Read […]

8 cool features to come in PHP 7.1

8 cool features to come in PHP 7.1

8 cool features to come in #PHP 7.1 Nullable Types Square Bracket Syntax For Array Destructuring Assignment Warn About Invalid Strings In Arithmetic Allow Specifying Keys In List() Generalize Support Of Negative String Offsets Void Return Type Support Class Constant Visibility Catching Multiple Exception Types – Reed the tweet

jQuery 3.0 Final Released!

jQuery 3.0 Final Released!

jQuery 3.0 Final Released! Read the post of the announcement, here it is the upgrading guide and the new jQuery Migrate script. The authors say “Despite the length of this list, we believe that the majority are edge cases. Many jQuery projects should be able to run version 3.0 with only minor changes if any.” As of jQuery […]