Sarah Siqueira articles - 25 total
Setting Up a WordPress Development Environment with DDEV
DDEV is a powerful tool that simplifies the process of setting up local development environments for...
Fixing PHP_CodeSniffer Null Trim() Errors in WordPress Coding Standards
While working on WordPress projects with PHP 8.x, you may encounter the following error: Fatal...
Managing Ruby versions on macOS Apple Silicon with rbenv
Imagine this common scenario: You need to use a specific Ruby version, so you check which one is...
Run PHPUnit locally in your WordPress Plugin with DDEV
While working with WordPress over the years, I have used multiple solutions for local developments,...
My WordPress learning journey, so far...
I started to work with WordPress back in 2015, while in physics college, just to get some money. At...
Syncing a Spreadsheet with Google Calendar using Google Scripts to be (or at least try) more productive
Remote working requires discipline, that's a fact. And I must admit I have this problem of lack of...
Automatically deploying WordPress plugins and/or themes with GitHub actions
There are a lot of ways in which a WordPress GitHub integration can be helpful in WordPress...
A workaround to handle PSR-4 && WordPress Coding Standards at same time
To keep this article as straightforward as possible, I will not explain how to use Composer...
A webpack.config.js for WordPress Projects
That's another of those posts in which my main goal is to document it for my own future reference and...
Installing WordPress in a LAMP server
Although I had done this procedure several times through the years before, I have never documented it...
Installing PHP Unit
Disclaimer: That's another of those posts where my main goal is to register for my future reference...
Docker environment for WordPress development
A little while ago, I wrote about the reasons why I changed from XAMPP to Docker, back then I shortly...
Setting WordPress Coding Standards per project using Composer
PHP CodeSniffer is an essential development tool that ensures our code to remains clean and...
Setting a LAMP server on Digital Ocean + SSL
Disclaimer: Although I had done this procedure several times through the years before, I have never...
WordPress under the hood: the request lifecycle
When a developer starts to work with WordPress (or any other CMS or web framework by the way), one of...
Cowboy coding style
Somedays ago, while reading some random stuff about WordPress CI/CD pipelines, I came across the...
Limiting Docker Memory Usage on Windows
As a WordPress developer, I used XAMPP for a long time, but for lots of reasons, some of which you...
5 reasons I moved from XAMPP to Docker for WordPress development
At the moment I am writing this post, I have been working with WordPress for almost 8 years. Some of...
Why you should use WP-CLI
WP-CLI provides a command-line interface for many actions you might perform in the WordPress admin...
Gutenberg Block to retrieve GitHub public repositories (and enhance a portfolio)
The inspiration for this block came from a feature available in my portfolio built with React. This...
Creating a WordPress Custom Post Type
By default, WordPress comes with five post types: Post; Page; Attachment; Revision; Menu. While...
GitHub repositories as posts in a blog using GitHub API
Some time ago, I decided to build a portfolio application to show my previous work and skills. For...
React Router Dom Tutorial
We are used to accessing different pages of a web application, like About, Contact, etc. To navigate...
Scroll Indicator using React
A scroll indicator is an essential component in an application design. It is convenient to show the...
Using Dev.to in a Headless Architecture
To fully understand this post, I am assuming you are aware of the Headless CMS architecture, an...