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Michael Bragg

@michaelbragg
Senior Engineer @vatu | Helping prestige retailers improve return on investment through e-commerce stores. | He/him | @[email protected]
West Midlands, UK
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    Michael Bragg
    @michaelbragg
    Dec 20, 2024
    I’ve been preaching this for many years. Typography informs most other areas of a websites design. From readability, to the baseline, spacing, gutters, grid widths. My default is to start with an article page and the first chapter of the Theory of Evolution in German. 😂
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    Michael Bragg
    @michaelbragg
    Dec 7, 2023
    Hey @lightspeedwp, are you still maintaining and/or supporting LSX-Mega-Menu plugin?
  • @michaelbragg
    Michael Bragg
    @michaelbragg
    Oct 19, 2023
    At @Vatu we’re coming towards the end of our big push to update all our managed #WordPress projects to the latest version of PHP ahead of this year end of life deadline. Some thoughts from along the way: 🧵 1/12
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    Michael Bragg
    @michaelbragg
    Mar 2, 2023
    Thank you for the attribution @Kathy_Darling. Still pains me to look at the conditional code around pre-releases 😇. Good read.
    @Kathy_Darling
    @KathyIsAwesome.com in Skyland
    @Kathy_Darling
    Feb 24, 2023
    For my long-suffering blog I wrote about using wp-cli in your GitHub release action to automate translating your WordPress plugin. kathyisawesome.com/use-wp-cli-in-… cc @remkusdevries @igorbenic next blog update due in 2025 amirite?
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    Michael Bragg
    @michaelbragg
    Jan 10, 2023
    TIL: PHPCS/PHPCBF has a filter to limit its scanning to files modified or staged by Git. This will be extremely useful when adding and refactoring #PHP on legacy projects. I can check and auto-fix, only, my work. Without the noise of the rest of the project.
    Code sample showing the `--filter=GitModified` option being used with PHP Code Sniffer.
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