If you’re more into video tutorials:  Let’s say you work on an older, but very much alive, site. You occasionally get tasked with adding features here or enhancing sections there. These are typical tasks from clients. Now in a perfect world, the HTML and CSS would be written in a perfectly extendable way, but […]

I love my Macs. I’ve had a few over the years and I am more comfortable here than on a PC. I know this because I just took a dive into Windows land and I found myself wanting. I’m sure if I had a more powerful computer or had access to purchase all the apps […]

I love the idea of a headless site. Anyone who gets me to open up about my development obsession…Gatsby. While this isn’t necessarily a post about Gatsby, I did use it to create my blog’s frontend. It’s great in combination with WordPress because it provides great performance while giving editors the familiar Admin experience that […]

Part of the increased complexity of a headless site is queuing the rebuild process. Since I use Netlify to host my frontend and WordPress to write my posts, this process is actually fairly simple. First, I’ll explain what’s going on. Headless Loses Some of the Brains Going headless certainly has great advantages like phenomenal performance. […]