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A couple of weeks ago I officially launched the Periodic Table of WordPress Plugins. The website, plugintable.com, showcases the most popular plugins in a unique way. Its accompanied by a small e-commerce store where one can buy the whole thing as a poster. In my previous post I already hinted at how it works, but today I want to provide more details.
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Today, I am announcing the Periodic Table of WordPress Plugins, a small project of mine to celebrate the 20th anniversary of WordPress and the thousands of plugins that make it special. It does so by displaying the most popular WordPress plugins in a unique way. Before I tell you more about it, here it is […]
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I just posted a short summary over at make.wordpress.org of all the internationalization (i18n) enhancements and bug fixes in the upcoming WordPress 6.2 release, many of which I worked on myself. Check it out:
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Last week saw the launch of Bento, an easy to use component library that helps you achieve a great page experience. Today, I would like to share some thoughts on how Bento components can be used in Gutenberg in order to reduce development and maintenance costs while at the same time ensuring great user experience […]
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For the Web Stories WordPress plugin I came up with a solution to parse strings containing markup in a React application by leveraging the DOMParser interface. This is especially useful when dealing with translations where you would want to avoid any string concatenation. I’ve previously written quite a bit on JavaScript internationalization in WordPress 5.0+. […]
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Grüezi! When I talk about my current projects in public, I usually do so in German or in English. Recently, I got the chance to speak about Web Stories in Swiss German as part of Chrome’s International Mother Language Day celebration series. If you want to learn about Web Stories and learn Swiss German, here’s […]