Nelio Content
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Nelio A/B Testing
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WordPress Advanced
3 Tricks to Customize the WordPress Login
The WordPress login form allows you to access your dashboard. Here you have 3 simple tricks to modify its behaviour easily and quickly.
WordPress Coding Standards
One of the reasons why WordPress has triumphed is its open source nature, which allows anyone to contribute to the project. How can we make a coherent and uniform project with thousands of people involved?
WordPress Cron: Background Tasks Without Making Your Server Collapse
Running multiple tasks at once in WordPress can make your server collapse. To avoid this, you can schedule tasks with “cron”.
The Cloud of Nelio Content
In this article we briefly explain the cloud technologies we used to develop the entire backend system of Nelio Content in the cloud.
How We Implemented External Featured Images in Nelio Content
Most WordPress themes include featured images—a beautiful functionality that helps us illustrate our content with images. In this post we explain how featured images work in WordPress and how you can set a featured image using its URL solely with Nelio Content.
Essential Atom Packages For Every Web Developer
Atom has become a widely used editor by web developers. Discover the essential Atom packages that will extend its core functionality and help you in the practice of programming.
The 7 Easiest WordPress Problems to Solve
When we update WordPress, we install a new plugin or theme, or simply we touch what we should not, we can “break” our web. Learn how to solve the most common problems with WordPress.
How to Become an Evil WordPress Developer
If your dream is to be an evil WordPress developer, this is your post. Here you’ll learn some of the most useful tips and tricks that’ll make your plugin the best while, at the same time, break your competitors’ and make them look ugly.
Editors to Program in WordPress
Every professional needs tools to work and WordPress developers are no less. In this post I present my favorite editors and explain what makes them special. But, remember, there is no perfect tool; You are the one who decides what is good and what is not.
Introduction to Unit Testing in WordPress – AJAX Callbacks
This is the last post in our unit testing series. Here you’ll learn how to test the different components of a “real” plugin that implements AJAX callbacks. Follow all the steps and become a proficient developer and tester!