The Chicago Golang meetup will be a week from today!
4 lightning talks, including an agent harness, MCP server, and audience choice.
To RSVP: meetup.com/chicagogo/events/…
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Big news! Smart Search AI can now be deployed on any site built with WordPress—not just sites hosted at @wpengine. (Link in reply for more info.) ✨🔎
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Tomorrow, we’ll be releasing @wp_acf ACF PRO and Free 6.2.7 which will enable the new automatic escaping when using `the_field` and `the_sub_field`
We’ll flag whenever a value has been escaped from what’s saved in the database as an admin wide error notice.
If you want more info, check the 6.2.5 release post: advancedcustomfields.com/blo…
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Have you seen a #WordPress blog you really love that is leveraging blocks?
Would love to peek at some layouts for inspiration. 💜
John's coding challenges are detailed, and give you what you need to get started. They're not just prompts, they help you create a real app or tool.
LeetCode had 5M users in 2022. 🤦♂️
My challenge now is to get Coding Challenges to 1M by 2027. 📈
Let’s do it! 🚀
Build real applications. Become a better software engineer: codingchallenges.fyi/challen…
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Kyle Tryon, also known as @TechSquidTV is a tech enthusiast, a life-long self-taught developer and general tinkerer, turned remote Senior Software Developer.
He has a YouTube channel (since 2016) with over 20k subscribers 🎬
Kyle started content creation just around the age of 14... to begin contributing higher quality technical tutorial content on YouTube! 🤯
He also writes detailed tech blogs on topics ranging from Docker, K8s, AI and more.
He is experienced, knowledgeable, and often shares his valuable insights on Twitter/X Spaces about all things open source and tech.
If you're currently hiring, or know someone who's looking for talent, he could be a great match! 💙
Composer's AI strategy creator is amazing.
Composer was just nominated for a Product Hunt Golden Kitty award!
If you had a moment, give us a vote if you think we should win the FinTech category!
Voting: producthunt.com/golden-kitty…
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🚨 It's here! It's here! 🚨
@wpengine's brand new Pattern Manager tool is now available in Beta form.
Build & manage #WordPress block patterns with this dedicated, intuitive interface.
Give it a go as a beta tester, today. 👇
wpengine.com/builders/patter…
Only 3 lines of code for some @CircleCI configs, thanks to the TypeScript Config SDK that Kyle and Jaryt wrote.
Another excellent post by @ryankienstra showing off the @CircleCI typescript config sdk (created by me and @jaryt!). So awesome to see folks using the things we build, and we appreciate them sharing the 🧠.
getlocalci.com/typescript-ci…
This'll be a great talk. Tom will have really good ideas on scaling in the cloud.
On Oct. 26, @Tom_Trahan takes the stage with @AWSCloud to reveal the ways CircleCI, @ArmSoftwareDev, and AWS Graviton helps customers scale in the cloud 📈
Register for the Arm DevSummit here: arm.com/company/events/devsu…
#CICD #SaaS #SoftwareDevelopment
A huge new @CircleCI feature: write configs in TypeScript. Great type hinting, less code, and reusable.
getlocalci.com/circleci-conf…
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🗓 Today at 2pm ET—come with your questions and comments for @TechSquidTV, @Jaryt23 and special guest @ryankienstra in our real-time discussion about #ReactJS and professional development for #devs.
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Caching dependencies in #CircleCI usually means simple 1-line commands:
A really easy way to create complex CircleCI configs. A visual editor, not YAML:
From building your first pipeline to onboarding new team members to complex config reviews, Visual Config Editor simplifies your access to all the powerful features of our platform without the additional overhead of managing complicated #YAML.
Go hands-on circle.ci/visual-config-edit…
.@CircleCI makes it really easy to cache dependencies. Simple commands are usually enough. Here's how:
getlocalci.com/caching-depen…
One of the killer features of @CircleCI: fixing your builds locally. Their CLI makes debugging much faster.














