I was looking for a way to easily import feeds into Aperture, actually, and then I realized it’s not hard at all to add an export endpoint instead. Continue reading Adding an OPML Endpoint to My Aperture Instance →
Much like its predecessor, this article’s all about Laravel websites that rely on the Laravel Page Cache package for page caching. This time, though, we’re going to make caching work for pages with a query string in their URL, too. Continue reading Fix Pagination when Using Laravel Page Cache, Part II →
Corcel is a Laravel package that greatly simplifies pulling data from a WordPress database. Using it feels somewhat like—and at the same time completely different from—using WP_Query. One thing I—a rather inexperienced Laravel user—struggled a bit with, though, is fetching posts by Post Format. Here’s how it’s done. Continue reading WordPress Post Formats in Corcel →
While it is perfectly possible to disable caching for URLs that contain a query string, such routes may still get served a previously cached page. We need to not only prevent URLs containing a query string from being cached, but also prevent serving a cached page. Luckily, doing so is easy enough! Continue reading Fix Pagination when Using Laravel Page Cache →
Got shared hosting with SSH access? Let’s get Composer up and running, the same way we did with WP-CLI! Continue reading Composer (and Laravel) on Shared Hosting →