The following was co-presented at WordCamp Zaragoza with Matías Ventura and rehashed for an informal presentation with Jorge Costa on the state of Gutenberg with the local Oporto WordPress community.
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Premises of WordPress content handling
As we approach the release of WordPress 5.0, which will feature the introduction of the new Gutenberg editor, it is worth taking a look at WordPress’s current model in handling user content.
A page request
Consider the following simplification of the data pipeline for a front-end page request:
Descartes’s methodic learning
Si quelqu'un se propose comme problème d'examiner toutes les vérités pour la connaissance desquelles la raison humaine suffit (examen que doivent faire, ce me semble, au moins une fois dans la vie, tous ceux qui s'efforcent sérieusement de parvenir à la sagesse), il trouvera certainement, par les règles qui ont été données, que rien ne peut être connu avant l'entendement, Continue reading “Descartes’s methodic learning”
PSA: Double-check your strings for ambiguous contexts
Originally posted internally at Automattic a while ago, I’m publishing the following piece concerning software internationalization (i18n) for whomever it may serve.
Consider the following piece of UI:
You don’t need to know exactly which part of your application this is in order to understand the label Trash. Translators and the translation engine, however, will only see this: Continue reading “PSA: Double-check your strings for ambiguous contexts”
Saint-Exupéry on industrial design (1939)
A misleading title. In Terre des hommes, Saint-Exupéry beautifully discourses on machine, technical progress, its iterative process, and its relationship with mankind and language.
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