As a front end developer who tries to keep up with the latest trends, I find it a constant challenge to define my own unique path when building a website or application. The web is an ever evolving...

Functions are the core of any programming language. Think of functions as frozen fruit. You go to the store buy fruit knowing it has an expiration date quickly approaching. Rather than waste th...

Welcome to the very first video of my new series titled "How to Code HTML to WordPress".

In this screencast series, I'll take a new approach to build WordPress themes by bypassing the design s...

Part one of the "How to Code HTML to WordPress" screencast series begins with getting WordPress installed, a starter theme activated, and copying the bundled assets to the new theme.

The [free...

Part 2 of the "How to Code HTML to WordPress" screencast series is dedicated to optimizing the theme for development as well as the beginning of making the main nav dynamic.

The underscores star...

Part 4 of How to Code HTML to WordPress picks up where I left off in Part 3 after I added Gulp tasks to our project which ultimatel...

Part 5 continues my series titled "How to Code HTML to WordPress". In this video, we make custom post types, categories, and custom fields that tie together to create the menu of the design.

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Part 6 continues my series titled "How to Code HTML to WordPress". In this video, I finish up coding the custom post type feature for the menu section of the page.

How I query the database i...

Continuing on from Part 6 of my How to Code HTML to WordPress screencast series I begin to make the final push to my the HTML theme fully imple...

The end is here! In part 8 of my screencast series "How to Code HTML to WordPress" I create a widget footer section of the HTML theme.

There's a different way to do everything

The footer ...