WordCamp Europe 2017 - the first hour
Okay, I’m going to be that person who highlights all my grievances. There will be tons of articles about how awesome everything was, so you »
Custom error pages in Laravel (for the same Exception)
Occasionally I can’t decide whether the question I’m asking about a piece of technology (in this case, Laravel) is so advanced as to no »
Email security is shit
This is going to be a tale of bullet points because it’s hilarious. So we got a PS4 Pro for my brother’s birthday. He »
Why is the list of log handlers in WooCommerce an array?
This is going to be as much a help for me, as, I hope, it will be for you. So WooCommerce 2.7 3.0.0 »
Re: Laravel / Spark and their token authentication system
A few days ago I wrote a rather lengthy article about how I modified Spark’s built in token authentication system by extending / replacing some of »
It’s 10pm, Do You Know Where Your Subdomains Are?
A few days ago I got a mention on Twitter by someone asking me to follow them so they can send me a DM. I did, »
I Modified The Token Authentication in Laravel / Spark!
Okay, that was yet another case of “programming by next error thrown”. It was frustrating. But also hilarious. Hilarious in the sense that I can’t »
The Curious Case of WooCommerce Shipping and the Hackiest Code I’ve Ever Written
We all have those moments when sizing up a programming problem. It usually starts with this: But really, how hard can that be? Turns out, it »
New pet project: WooCommerce cloud logging
WooCommerce 2.7 introduced a new class for handling logging. The handler itself can be replaced, which is awesome. The default handler creates log files on »
Whatever Happened To Games in Boxes
I remember getting my first actual computer game when I was fairly young. My dad returned from Hong Kong, and he bought Diablo (1) with him. »