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WordPress-Powered Landing Pages on a Totally Different Site via Cloudflare Workers

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What if you have some content on one site and want to display that content on another site? We can do this in the browser no problem. We can fetch it, and plunk it onto the page.

Ajax, right? Ugh. Now we’re in client-side rendered site territory, which isn’t great for performance, speed, or resiliency.

What if we could fetch that content and stitch it into the main page on the server side? Server side isn’t the right word for … Read article “WordPress-Powered Landing Pages on a Totally Different Site via Cloudflare Workers”

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#177: Local WordPress Development to Production Workflow

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This is the basics of how I work locally with a WordPress site, and then getting it to production.

Flywheel is a sponsor of CSS-Tricks, and I’m glad they are because they make great products. Flywheel is at the heart of this workflow.

First, Local by Flywheel is a tremendously easy way to spin up local WordPress sites to your liking. I use it for all my local WordPress development. It’s a nice UI around little Docker containers. … Read article “#177: Local WordPress Development to Production Workflow”

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Building a Full-Stack Serverless Application with Cloudflare Workers

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One of my favorite developments in software development has been the advent of serverless. As a developer who has a tendency to get bogged down in the details of deployment and DevOps, it’s refreshing to be given a mode of building web applications that simply abstracts scaling and infrastructure away from me. Serverless has made me better at actually shipping projects!

That being said, if you’re new to serverless, it may be unclear how to translate the things that … Read article “Building a Full-Stack Serverless Application with Cloudflare Workers”

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We Put Hundreds of Our Client Sites Behind a CDN, and It Worked Out Really Well

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At the agency I work for, we recently put all ~1,100 of our sites behind a CDN. It seems to be working. Unfortunately, I have no idea why or how we did this. Therefore, in the first part of this article, I force our CTO, Joshua Lynch, to explain the process to me. This has the unintended consequence of Josh suggesting I try this on my own website, a process I’ll narrate for the second half of the article.… Read article “We Put Hundreds of Our Client Sites Behind a CDN, and It Worked Out Really Well”