In November last year, I have explained, how you can use different Git settings for personal and company projects. In one of the snippets, I have used an SSH key to sign commits. But as in the past, commits were … Read more →
As mentioned in my last blog post, I have a little bonus topic to the maps series. In the previous post, we have created a map with Leaflet in JavaScript. The map visualized the capital cities of all German states. … Read more →
In the last two blog posts, we have written some PHP code for geocoding. This week, I want to show you how to do something similar with Leaflet, a well-known JavaScript library you can use to create maps. As it … Read more →
In the previous blog posts, I have shown you how to add a marker for a GPS coordinate to an SVG image. In this case, we calculated the x/y pixel position and have drawn an SVG circle or marker path. … Read more →
This blog post will be a start of a little post series. For a project, I recently had to add markers of cities to a map of Germany. I did that manually in the past, but as the maps has … Read more →
Last week, I got a report about a broken site, that caught me a bit by surprise. I’ll recreate the issue with a dummy plugin here, so show what went wrong. When navigating to the page with the error, this … Read more →
A small local website used a booking calendar plugin. Those bookings were then copied manually to an online calendar, where the team would have an overview on the bookings. Unfortunately, the booking calendar plugin didn’t have any feature to dynamically … Read more →
If you are working for an agency or for your own clients, but you also work on personal projects, you might want to use different Git settings for these two types of projects. When setting up your machine to work … Read more →
WordPress offers a lot of hooks you can use to interact with code. Filters are used to change a value of a passed variable, and you usually want to change this value every time this filter is applied. But for … Read more →
If you code in PHP, changes are very high that you are using composer to manage your dependencies. At one point, you will add a dependency. The version you’ve first installed can be updated with a single command, but it … Read more →