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Manuel

@mannuelpc

Product Engineer at https://xitter.cf/t.co/GvWbDyPpme #PHP #WordPress

 Morelos, México
Joined August 2010
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#remotework
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#BTTF #coffee
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"I can write better prompts on chatgpt than you"
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Just got my ticket for #nextjsconf by @vercel, claim yours! Let's make the Web. Faster. nextjs.org/conf/tickets/oct2…
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How to Test Webhooks From Public APIs in Local Development - @dliciousbrains deliciousbrains.com/test-web…
How To Start Testing Your WordPress Code With the Pest PHP Testing Framework wptavern.com/how-to-start-te… via @wptavern
A proud Nolteño 🧦 @nolteworldwide
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#WordPress Simple Site Design with Full Site Editing (FSE) training learn.wordpress.org/lesson/w…
WordPress 5.9 and PHP 8.0-8.1 - "WordPress is not fully compatible with PHP 8.0 or 8.1. All remaining known PHP 8.1 issues are deprecation notices." make.wordpress.org/core/2022…
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"Please note, a deprecation notice is not an error, but rather an indicator of where additional work is needed for compatibility before PHP 9 (i.e. when the notices become fatal errors). With a deprecation notice, the PHP code will continue to work and nothing is broken."
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WebDevStudios New Hire Experience webdevstudios.com/2021/10/07… via @webdevstudios
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Lando alias zsh - WIP - github.com/mannuel/lando-ali…
desarrollowp.com/blog/tutori… Filosofías y principios para desarrolladores via @desarrollowp
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#WordPress big jQuery update css-tricks.com/wordpress-5-7…
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Es hoy! #WordPress
Adam Fenton (@adamf321) profile pictureAdam Fenton@adamf32111 Feb 2021
Estoy presentando mañana en el evento de relanzamiento de Advanced WordPress CDMX: Aprende Test Automation en WordPress 🥳 meetu.ps/e/JJ5Jg/q5kcb/d
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Hoy a las 11am estaré hablando sobre WordPress REST API en la sala de @nolteworldwide (👉meet.google.com/xga-oany-chg) en #wcmex
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#WCMEX
Adam Fenton (@adamf321) profile pictureAdam Fenton@adamf32126 Nov 2020
Mañana a las 10am! 😄😯
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👏 I need to keep reading this every week #NolteKB
Adam Fenton (@adamf321) profile pictureAdam Fenton@adamf3216 Nov 2020
Here are my views on what it takes to be considered a "Senior" engineer. I'll give you sneak preview: it's a lot more than writing great code! nolte.io/blog/what-does-is-m… #Engineering
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#NolteKB
annie🦄⚡ | on break (@anniebombanie_) profile pictureannie🦄⚡ | on break@anniebombanie_22 Sep 2020
🚀 #CSS Tip Many use-case examples of CSS variables seem to be for theming a site. I used them for the first time in my Tic-Tac-Toe game and thought hey, they're awesome for responsiveness too! Here's how to do the same (if you want) 😊
Responsive Media Queries with CSS Variables 1. Define your CSS variables at the top :root { --h1-font-size: 32px; --h1-span-font-size: 24px; } 2. Put your media queries under your :root @media ( min-width: 600px ) { :root { --h1-font-size: 48px; --h1-span-font-size: 36px; } } @media ( min-width: 1024px ) { :root { --h1-font-size: 72px; --h1-span-font-size: 54px; } } 3. Reference the CSS variables in your elements/classes h1 { font-size: var( --h1-font-size ); span { font-size: var( --h1-span-font-size ); } }

ALT Responsive Media Queries with CSS Variables 1. Define your CSS variables at the top :root { --h1-font-size: 32px; --h1-span-font-size: 24px; } 2. Put your media queries under your :root @media ( min-width: 600px ) { :root { --h1-font-size: 48px; --h1-span-font-size: 36px; } } @media ( min-width: 1024px ) { :root { --h1-font-size: 72px; --h1-span-font-size: 54px; } } 3. Reference the CSS variables in your elements/classes h1 { font-size: var( --h1-font-size ); span { font-size: var( --h1-span-font-size ); } }

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