How to fix the invalid syntax error while installing PIP

September 15, 2022

The pip package installer is only available from the command line. You’ll get the SyntaxError: invalid syntax error if you try to install a package via the Python interpreter or a Python program. When beginners try to install Python packages, one of the most common issues they see is SyntaxError: invalid syntax. ...

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Managing WordPress Dev Environments With WP-CLI and Robo

September 13, 2022

Automating repetitive tasks is one of the best ways to save time in your development workflow. In my day to day work as a plugin developer, I often have to… Read more The post Managing WordPress Dev Environments With WP-CLI and Robo appeared first on Delicious Brains. ...

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How to Test Webhooks From Public APIs in Local Development

August 25, 2022

Webhooks are a mechanism for receiving notifications about events from disparate systems without having to continuously poll them. Also called Reverse APIs, they can be thought of as providing “API… Read more The post How to Test Webhooks From Public APIs in Local Development appeared first on Delicious Brains. ...

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Reading Google Calendar Events in an Azure Function

July 27, 2022

I recently had the need to look at how to read Google Calendar events from inside an Azure function, however it’s not been as straight… ...

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My Dumbest CSS Mistakes

June 28, 2022

We all make mistakes in our code. It happens! I know if I had one of those “Days Since Last Mistake” signs hanging over my desk, a big ol’ goose egg would be hovering above me all the time. It … My Dumbest CSS Mistakes originally published on CSS-Tricks. You should get the newsletter. ...

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Dialog Components: Go Native HTML or Roll Your Own?

May 23, 2022

As the author of a library called AgnosticUI, I’m always on the lookout for new components. And recently, I decided to dig in and start work on a new dialog (aka modal) component. That’s something many devs like to … Dialog Components: Go Native HTML or Roll Your Own? originally published on CSS-Tricks. You should get the newsletter. ...

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Adding Custom GitHub Badges to Your Repo

May 3, 2022

If you’ve spent time looking at open-source repos on GitHub, you’ve probably noticed that most of them use badges in their README files. Take the official React repository, for instance. There are GitHub badges all over the README file that communicate important dynamic info, like the latest released … Adding Custom GitHub Badges to Your Repo originally published on CSS-Tricks. You should get the newsletter. ...

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Adding Tailwind CSS to New and Existing WordPress Themes

April 20, 2022

In the 15 or so years since I started making WordPress websites, nothing has had more of an impact on my productivity — and my ability to enjoy front-end development — than adding Tailwind CSS to my workflow (and it … Adding Tailwind CSS to New and Existing WordPress Themes originally published on CSS-Tricks, which is part of the DigitalOcean family. You should get the newsletter. ...

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Using Npm Scripts as a Build Tool

January 25, 2022

There are typically two types of JavaScript build tools: task runners and module bundlers. In this article, we’ll look at how to use project specific npm build scripts as a… Read more The post Using Npm Scripts as a Build Tool appeared first on Delicious Brains. ...

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Getting Started with Serverless SignalR and Azure Functions

July 27, 2021

SignalR provides the ability to push or broadcast information from a back-end server at any time to any front end web application that has… ...

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