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Why 4v4 Team Deathmatch makes a perfect Overwatch game
I like to dabble in competitive matches – I’ll pluck up the courage occasionally to play one but only after a little warm-up first. I’ll then only play one as, otherwise, I find the stress of them gets to me quite quickly. However, my warm-up and then one-game method appears to be working and, this…
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Gutenberg: how to create a parallax image
Parallax scrolling images are all-the-rage these days and Gutenberg has made it really easy to add this style of image to your posts. On top of this, there are a number of settings that you can use to enhance the image further, including transparency and cover overlays. I’ll explain parallax images a little more and…
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WordCamp Edinburgh diary: my first talk
Another WordCamp. But this one’s different – I’m not going as a volunteer but as a speaker, to deliver my first ever talk. All the way up in Edinburgh, it’s also going to be the smallest of the WordCamps I’ve attended too. How will the talk go and what is a smaller WordCamp like?
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R.I.P. Penny
I can’t believe I’m having to write this but after far too many comments and even people attempting to personally contact me, from people who don’t bother to fully read or just comprehend things, Penny is a family cat and is NOT Penny “the talking cat”. Comments are closed. On Monday, one of our (two)…
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Why you should be using PHPCS if you’re a WordPress developer
PHPCS, an open source “code sniffing tool”, is essential for any WordPress developer. Indeed, if you’re a WordPress VIP client, it’s a requirement, as code is only allowed into production if it sniffs clean for a specific ruleset. Let me explain a little more, including how you should be using it.