"Don't roll your own crypto" they say. I've decided to roll my own online course platform with WordPress because all existing plugins and tools do too much for what is really needed. I've really enjoyed the custom platforms that https://wesbos.com and https://ian.is have built.
For a weekend project I built a 12V UPS that can power 35W for around 2h. There is a boost converter in line that brings it up to 48V for PoE cameras and other devices while the NVR and the mini PC sip 12V directly.
How do you keep track of links across the site to ensure they're up to date? On relatively new sites I often find myself updating page and post slugs which then requires replacing all references.
Safari bookmarks bar on macOS now supports favicons and empty titles so I can finally switch from Chrome to Safari on Desktop. It was the only thing keeping me using Chrome.
How are you navigating to frequently visited sites?
WordPress themes used to embrace Microformats which helped search engines extract semantic content without needing a plugin that prints JSON-LD schema.
How do we solve this with blocks when different content elements can be anywhere? Is it time to have basic JSON-LD implementation in core?
WP Inspector is a Chrome extension that gives you quick access to the login link of any WordPress site, along with information about the current view type (single, page, archive) and REST API links for the current request.
Many WordPress projects skip on unit tests because of how complicated the setup seems. I'm working on a course that will let you start writing your first PHPUnit test in minutes! Subscribe on https://wpelevator.com to get notified when it launches!
Something is not working with the "last modified" block in WordPress – it isn't showing up for posts that have definitely been modified. Anyone experienced this before?
@fabionatali Understood! My usacase was to save on space and to reduce the power consumption (with one power supply and UPS) by having everything on a single device that I control. That SFP ONT stick has its own Linux so it is still a separate device.
Plugging your router in the bridged port of the provider’s ONT would be equally performant.