WordCamp US 2019 – Code Like A Writer – Alex Ball

ByTim Nolte November 1, 2019November 4, 2019 Updated onNovember 4, 2019

Writing Principles

Punctuation Saves Lives
Separate your metaphors
- separate your concerns
- making good comments

Coding Principles

Syntax
Form – code formatting
Spellcheck – code linting
DRY – Don’t repeat yourself
- Redundant words just take up time
Code is Poetry
- Being creative
- Clean and concise
- Doing as much as it can with as little as possible
In Stories Someone Usually Dies in the End
- In AJAX function wp_die() at the end.

Tim Nolte

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WordCamp US 2019 – Code Like A Writer – Alex Ball

Writing Principles

Coding Principles

WordCamp GR 2019 – Confidently Testing WordPress – Steve Grunwell

Lucky 7: Don’t Do Anything Until You Hear This – Joe A Simpson Jr

WordCamp GR 2017 – WP-API: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly – J Andrew Scott

WordCamp GR 2017 – Computers <3 Structured Data – Steve Grunwell

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