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It's one year tomorrow since I released the first Changes in Genesis book, on the same day as Genesis 2.0 came out. This was my first experience of selling a product. I've not made my millions off of …
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One of my favourite technical authors Tom McFarlin recently published a piece about how to Improve JavaScript in WordPress. In it he introduces the object pattern as a way to namespace code, to avoid …
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It's come to my attention about a bug in Genesis 2.1.0. It wasn't spotted until after Genesis 2.1.1 was released, and since that's the latest release, it still exists in sites with Genesis 2.1.0 or …
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Genesis 2.1 was released a week ago, and Genesis 2.1.1 followed a day later. As I'm in a privileged position to see a list of all the changes in Genesis 2.1, I've written them up in a new guide called …
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Developers know that duplicate code is a bad thing. Making changes to many areas of a project for it to stay consistent is an opportunity for bugs to creep in, and an unnecessary waste of time. For …
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At the time of writing, over 112,000 website owners use the Genesis Framework as their base WordPress theme. These people come from over 40 countries, and the UK, of course, is one of those …