GavinAnderegg

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Using GitHub as a CMS(anderegg.ca)
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ACF has been hijacked(anderegg.ca)
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by GavinAnderegg 2y ago
If you’re looking for something low effort but nice looking, Squarespace does a nice job. It can be frustrating if you’re trying to do something really custom — though you can likely make it happen if you’re stubborn enough. If you’re looki
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by GavinAnderegg 2y ago
They used to, until the WP Engine fight began. The trademark policy was updated a few days after Matt started publicly beefing with them. There’s now the following on the trademark policy page: https://wordpressfoundation.org&#x2
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by GavinAnderegg 2y ago
This is so bizarre. I saw this first on the Automattic blog: https://wordpress.org/news/2024/10/spoon/ It’s curious why Matt Mullenweg would be hyping this up when it contains “WP” in the name, like WP E
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by GavinAnderegg 2y ago
It's about revision history, as Matt laid out here: https://wordpress.org/news/2024/09/wp-engine/ However, disabling revision history is a setting offered as part of WordPress: https://wo
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by GavinAnderegg 2y ago
Might be a stupid question, but why did Hetzner take off? I feel like I’d barely heard of them before last year, but now they’re the go-to hosting suggestion from many. Are they just a solid host, or do they offer something extra? Their web
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WordPress vs. ACF(anderegg.ca)
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by GavinAnderegg 2y ago
I’ll echo what others have said here: Craft CMS. It has excellent content modelling features and an editing experience that keeps clients happy. It’s PHP, which makes it easy to host, but developing for it doesn’t feel like going 15 years i
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A Brief History of Defragging(eclecticlight.co)
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Is there more XProtection in Sequoia?(eclecticlight.co)
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by GavinAnderegg 2y ago
I’ve been fascinated by this WordPress story, but HN seems to really dislike it. I’m assuming mods are pushing posts like this down, but I’m not sure what rule/norm they're breaking?
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by GavinAnderegg 2y ago
The thing that bothers me most about this ordeal is there’s now a “hidden license” for WordPress. If Mullenweg thinks you’re not giving back enough, then free software is no longer free. Rather than a specific term sheet and a list of meeti
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The hidden WordPress license(anderegg.ca)
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WordPress vs. WP Engine(anderegg.ca)
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The Pentium as a Navajo Weaving(righto.com)
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0.0.0.0 Day: Exploiting Localhost APIs from the Browser(oligo.security)
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Last Week on My Mac: Lost Force Click(eclecticlight.co)
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Is Ben scrolling TikTok right now?(stuckinthescroll.com)
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Apple II graphics: More than you wanted to know(nicole.express)
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by GavinAnderegg 2y ago
Of this list, I'd choose React. It's the most supported, has a lot of well-maintained components, and I've found it the easiest to hire for. If you're interested in another option, I really recommend looking into Solid.j
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Meta releases Threads API for developers to build 'unique integrations'(theverge.com)
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A Look into Cara – Maybe Host Your Own Art(anderegg.ca)
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Yes, You Can Play Duck Hunt Without a Television (But I Can't)(nicole.express)
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On Template-Based Feed Generation(anderegg.ca)
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Digging into Bluesky DMs(anderegg.ca)
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What's Up with Mastodon and "Referer" Headers?(anderegg.ca)
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Get Yourself a /dev/lunch(anderegg.ca)
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How I Write for the Web – Jekyll and GitHub Pages(anderegg.ca)
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How Does XProtect?(eclecticlight.co)
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