Howdy! π I started writing my year in reviews to keep track of the progress that I am making over the years here at my blog. This is going to be my second one in the series. You can check out the last one over here.

Sr. Backend Engineer | WordPress Core Contributor
I recently had the opportunity of contributing code to the upcoming default theme of WordPress β Twenty Nineteen on GitHub. The project was developing at a quite fast pace. It was receiving an average of 20 to 30 commits and PRs β pull requests β on a daily basis.
It has been more than a year since I switched to Local by Flywheel for the local development of WordPress websites. I must admit that it is one of the best tools available for local development π― Local by Flywheel uses Docker to create WordPress sites in separate containers.
Read moreOver the years, I have seen a lot of developers pen down their achievements and contributions of the previous year. This activity makes them evaluate themselves and set goals for the very next year. So I thought that I should also take part in this tradition and see where it leads me.
Read morenpm install eslint --global
to install ESLint globally.eslint --init
Β to initiate and setup linting for your project.Every time you schedule a post in WordPress for a specific time, it appears a few seconds late.Β I came upon this issue while working on a time sensitive website. I was trying to schedule a post to appear at a particular time β not even a second lateΒ β
Hey, folks π Last weekend (August 20, 2017), I helped Ahmad Awais (WordPress Core Contributor) organize a fun WordPress + DigitialOcean meetup. And I am excited to tell, you guys, the whole story.
Coding standards are a way of improving the way you write code. They are what makes you a good developer. It is excellent to observe and practice the coding standards of any language in which you are working.