The Month in WordPress – February 2024

The Month in WordPress – February 2024

February saw significant progress towards the upcoming WordPress 6.5 release and final preparations for WordCamp Asia. The results of the annual WordPress survey were released, and discussions began on the next steps for the Data Liberation project. Read on for the latest happenings in the WordPress space. Get ready for WordCamp Asia The stage is […]
WordPress 6.5 Release Candidate 1

WordPress 6.5 Release Candidate 1

WordPress 6.5 RC1 is ready for download and testing. Reaching this phase of the release cycle is an important milestone. Check out what's coming in this release and how to get involved.
Advanced Querying with SQLite3 Parameterized Queries – Python Lore

Advanced Querying with SQLite3 Parameterized Queries – Python Lore

Enhance security and performance with SQLite3 parameterized queries. Safely filter and insert data into your database without the risk of SQL injection attacks. Improve efficiency by parsing and compiling query templates once and reusing them with different parameters. Stay safe and optimize your querying process with placeholders.

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WordCamp Asia 2024: Q&A with Matt Mullenweg

WordCamp Asia 2024: Q&A with Matt Mullenweg

WordCamp Asia 2024 is just a few days away—starting on March 7 in Taipei, Taiwan. This unique three-day summit will feature a distinguished lineup of speakers, numerous networking opportunities, and a closing Q&A experience with WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg.
Handling CSV Files in Bash – PL Courses

Handling CSV Files in Bash – PL Courses

CSV (Comma Separated Values) is a popular file format used to store tabular data. In Bash, there are several ways to handle CSV files, including parsing and manipulating their contents. In this tutorial, we will explore various techniques for working...
Handling Errors in Swift – PL Courses

Handling Errors in Swift – PL Courses

Error handling in Swift is crucial for writing robust code. Swift provides various ways to handle errors, such as using do-catch blocks and throwing errors. Errors are represented by types conforming to the Error protocol. By properly handling errors, developers can create more reliable and resilient code in Swift.