I’m very pleased to log that my REST Cache plugin has been approved by the WordPress plugin team! I’m having some issues committing to the repository at the moment however I believe I’ve got this resolved, it’s not a particularly…
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I’m very pleased to announce the formal release of two of my libraries, comprised of three different modules. EventDispatcher Firstly, my ES6 Event Dispatcher has been formally released, and can be installed via NPM. npm install @perry-rylance/event-dispatcher DataTables Over the…
Continue ReadingREST Cache Submitted!
I’m very pleased to log that my REST Cache has been submitted to the WordPress.org plugin team, and should have it’s own repository there shortly, as well as being available for download to the public very soon. I’ve used ES6…
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I’ve broken my DataTables library into two parts. The server side package no longer includes any JavaScript or client side assets, and is still available on Packagist. The new client side package is available and has been refactored as an…
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I’ve worked with Node.js a great deal in the past however I’m relatively new to ES6 in terms of syntax. I’ve not submitted any of my own work to NPM as of yet, so after my initial submission to Packagist,…
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I’ve decided to move away from ES5 JavaScript and into ES6 / ES2015 as it’s something I’ve been wanting to work with for quite some time. I’m presently doing this in the context of my REST Cache, however I’m very…
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My REST Cache plugin for WordPress, powered by Laravel, is coming on very well indeed. I’ve facilitated saving plugin settings using a POST route on the AdminController interface, I’ve added validation via Illuminate, and have added error display to the…
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Today was largely uneventful as I’ve been experiencing issues with the server this site resides upon. After much back and forth with my host, I have a feeling that there’s something wrong with the GD library for their PHP 7.2…
Continue ReadingPSR-4, REST Cache and DataTables
PSR-4 autoloading is the standard mechanism by which Laravel loads classes. I hit a few stumbling blocks as a relative newcomer to PSR-4, I’ve now got a good hold on this and have my Laravel powered WordPress REST Cache plugin…
Continue ReadingCustomisation, Laravel and website map
Over the weekend and at the start of this week, I’ve been doing some customisation work for users of WP Google Maps, as an authorised 3rd party developer. Code Cabin have been kind enough to pass me customisation jobs which…
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