Posts Tagged ‘PHP’
WP Builds Newsletter #57 – Gutenberg mandatory, evil plugins and stand up more
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 1st April 2019: WordPress Core WordPress 5.2 to Make Gutenberg Block Editor Use Mandatory for All WordPress Sites“Since its initial release in WordPress 5.0, WordPress fans have used the new Gutenberg block editor to publish billions of posts on millions of websites. Third-party developers have also…
Read MoreWP Builds Newsletter #56 – WordPress 5.2 Beta 1, Elementor motion effects and security updates
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 25th March 2019
Read MoreWP Builds Newsletter #55 – Multiple plugins hacked, plugin updates and MySpace loses data
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 18th March 2019: WordPress Core WordPress Ends Support for PHP 5.2 – 5.5, Bumps Minimum Required PHP Version to 5.6“WordPress has officially ended support for PHP 5.2 – 5.5 and bumped its minimum required PHP version to 5.6. The plan announced last December was to bump…
Read MoreWP Builds Newsletter #43 – Updates to WordPress 5 already, PHP updates and social media is news
WP Builds Newsletter #43 – Updates WordPress 5 already, PHP updates and social media is news
Read MoreWP Builds Newsletter #37 – Gutenberg accessibility updates, PHP 5 dead and Red Hat bought
WP Builds Newsletter #37 – Gutenberg accessibility updates, PHP 5 dead and Red Hat bought
Read MoreWP Builds Newsletter #32 – Gutenberg 4.0, PHP 7.3 and 50m Facebook accounts hacked
WP Builds Newsletter #32 – Gutenberg 4.0, PHP 7.3 and 50m Facebook accounts hacked
Read More61 – Eric Hamm has built a cool new, self hosted IDE for you
It seems that Eric is one of those people who is always creating new things. I’m not exaggerating when I say that, I really do mean that every couple of months he’s trying his hand at something new! Lucky for us, Eric is really rather good at actually delivering new things that are well made and useful, and Instant IDE is no exception. It’s new, but is already a pretty robust product, with autocomplete, tree style directory navigation, colour preferences, in fact pretty much all you could want.
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