The response body size of the homepage was roughly around 2.15MB. Twitter’s response body limit for cards is 2MB. I was convinced it was all the marketing scripts and plugin script injection. Isn’t it usually?
The trick in getting this to work and still keep the pagination links up-to-date is…tricky.
Packages are a great way to shave off development time, but there’s a few reasons why I like to keep my project dependencies small.
I didn’t know how to write bash scripts so I took the opportunity this weekend to learn it. Now I have a WP Plugin development installer.
On the rare instances where I need a clone a repo in a directory where it already exists, this easy command has come in handy.
Killing an SSH connection does not kill the processes running on that machine. In order to free up the port to, I ran the following commands
Find objects that share the same keys and values regardless of schema shape.
Doing a database migration from staging to production. I used Sed to do a quick search/replace on hard-coded links.
A tiny starter project to get up and running quickly with Shopify using a single command.
A quick command to convert database records to a csv. The file can then be imported into a spreadsheet program.