JavaScript & Frontend

8 posts in this category.

Doc Pop’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. Love WordPress News, but hate reading? My name is Doc and this Doc Pop’s News Drop. I’m here in Nashville for WordCamp US 2018. WordPress …

GutenbergJavaScript & FrontendWordPress

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5 Nov 2018

Doc Pop’s News Drop: Why is Marcel Bootsman going to Walk to WCEU?

Doc Pop’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. In this week’s News Drop we talk to Marcel Bootsman about his “Walk To WCEU” project, which will help raise money for DonateWC. Marcel will …

GutenbergJavaScript & FrontendWordPress

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29 Oct 2018

Doc Pop’s News Drop: A Bold New WordPress Theme for Webcomics

Doc Pop’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. Webcomics are changing and so are webcomic themes for WordPress. In this week’s News Drop we chat with Jason Brubaker about his new Inkblot Ace …

GutenbergJavaScript & FrontendWordPress

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12 Oct 2018

Doc Pop’s News Drop: A chat with Josh Pollock about React, Gutenberg, and his WordPress predictions

Doc Pop’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. In this week’s News Drop we have an in-depth conversation with Josh Pollock about React, Gutenberg, and his predictions for WordPress. Josh is the founder/lead-developer …

GutenbergJavaScript & FrontendWordPress

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26 Sept 2018

Torque Toons: European Day Of Languages 2018

Parlez-vous JavaScript? Let’s celebrate #EDL2018. Don’t forget to check out our other editorial toons! Doc Pop Doctor Popular is an artist and musician living in San Francisco. As a full disclaimer, he is neither a doctor nor popular. The post Torque Toons: European Day Of Languages 2018 appeared first on Torque.

Community & EventsJavaScript & FrontendDevelopment

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6 Aug 2018

Getting Started With JavaScript (And How It Compares to PHP)

JavaScript has been in the news a lot lately, and for good reason. There’s a growing need for WordPress developers to “learn JavaScript deeply.” However, making the switch from PHP can seem overwhelming at first glance. In our opinion, even if PHP is your only programming language, you should find the switch to JavaScript comfortable …

DevelopmentJavaScript & Frontend

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23 Jul 2018

4 Excellent Resources for Learning JavaScript ES6

Given the growing connection between WordPress and JavaScript, there will likely be more and more JavaScript elements added to the platform over time. Therefore, the pressure to learn the language fluently is high. This can be somewhat challenging, since many older resources haven’t been revised in light of the most recent update. The answer, of …

DevelopmentJavaScript & Frontend

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9 Jul 2018

3 Ways to Learn and Experiment With JavaScript (Without a Local Install)

The future for WordPress and JavaScript is looking bright. This is in large part due to projects like Gutenberg, which are leading to JavaScript usage blossoming. Many existing WordPress developers will, therefore, need to learn the language to design modern websites. However, to do so you’ll require a WordPress install full of content to work with, and you’ll …

DevelopmentJavaScript & Frontend

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JavaScript & Frontend

Doc Pop’s News Drop: WCUS 2018 Wrap-up

Doc Pop’s News Drop: Why is Marcel Bootsman going to Walk to WCEU?

Doc Pop’s News Drop: A Bold New WordPress Theme for Webcomics

Doc Pop’s News Drop: A chat with Josh Pollock about React, Gutenberg, and his WordPress predictions

Torque Toons: European Day Of Languages 2018

Getting Started With JavaScript (And How It Compares to PHP)

4 Excellent Resources for Learning JavaScript ES6

3 Ways to Learn and Experiment With JavaScript (Without a Local Install)