443: Asset Bundling with WordPress, Using Grid for Components, Testing Ecommerce, and Dave Goes Back to Mac?
What's the state of the art technique when it comes to asset bundling in WordPress? Should we use grid for every component? How should we test ecommerce site builds? And Dave goes back to the Mac.
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What's the state of the art technique when it comes to asset bundling in WordPress? Should we use grid for every component? How should we test ecommerce site builds? And Dave goes back to the Mac!
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- Advanced Custom Fields
- Gulp
- Gatsby
- Snowpack
- Codekit
- Constrained CSS grids without max-width
- CSS Grid: container with hug-start and hug-end
- Puppeteer
- Flywheel
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