For the past year I’ve been working arduously on a plugin that has continuously tested my knowledge and patience. Throughout the process I learned a lot and feel that the mistakes I made can act as sign posts to help others make better decisions in their adventures through software development.<\/p>\n
In my experience the WordPress community has been extremely welcoming to all skill levels. Everyone is helpful and excited to work on such an awesome open-source platform together. Despite the number of developers all across the world there’s still a lot of potential to create unique and original plugins on top of the platform.<\/p>\n
It’s 2017. We shouldn’t have to reload the page to perform CRUD operations. AJAXify the entire backend.<\/p>\n
It’s impossible to say who I admire the most because who I am is constantly evolving. However right now I’d say Jordan Peterson, professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto for his dedication to intellectual integrity. Satoshi Nakamoto, inventor of Bitcoin and Vitalik Buterin co-creator of Ethereum for their incredible contributions to computer science. And finally Brendan Eich the creator of JavaScript for constantly pushing the boundaries of what the Web can be.<\/p>\n
“No action can be virtuous unless it is freely chosen.” \u2015 Murray N. Rothbard<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
What inspired or motivated you to give this talk at WordCamp? For the past year I’ve been working arduously on a plugin that has continuously tested my knowledge and patience. Throughout the process I learned a lot and feel that the mistakes I made can act as sign posts to help others make better decisions … <\/p>\n