You publish a package. CI is green, the types look right, you ship it. Then a consumer installs it from npm, and TypeScript quietly resolves part of your public API … Continue reading “The dependency bugs that only surface for your users”
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You publish a package. CI is green, the types look right, you ship it. Then a consumer installs it from npm, and TypeScript quietly resolves part of your public API … Continue reading “The dependency bugs that only surface for your users”
If you’ve ever needed to store user preferences in the WordPress block editor, you’ve probably gone down the familiar path: create a custom REST API endpoint, handle the AJAX calls, … Continue reading “Why @wordpress/preferences is the Best-Kept Secret for Storing User Preferences in the Block Editor”
GitHub Actions has been around for a while now and it’s been a great experience so far, although there is plenty of room for improvement. When it comes to CI/CD, … Continue reading “How we brought down GitHub Actions workflow execution time from 20 minutes to 5 minutes?”