@Brian_Castner @ChrisVanPatten @enqueue_russ

@ChrisVanPatten People don’t care what platform you use to host your content if they can access it

@brad_frost I feel like @ChrisVanPatten has thoughts

@ChrisVanPatten Cats are immutable. Got it.

@ChrisVanPatten You mean guard clauses? Like this? github.com/WordPress/WordPress/b…

@ChrisVanPatten Go henceforth and report back you pioneer you

@ChrisVanPatten Do other frameworks use templating engines that do the escaping for you as late as possible? I think it just makes sense to escape data as late as possible. My twig library makes the WP escaping functions available as filters. Escaping explicitly defines what is expected.

@ChrisVanPatten Nothing a bunch of if statements can’t fix.

@ChrisVanPatten @twigpress’ site carlalexander.ca/

@ChrisVanPatten Congrats to you!

Points of Breakage is my new band name. Thanks @ChrisVanPatten #wcpub

We’re excited to announce more sessions from @eulken @sabramedia and @ChrisVanPatten and lightning talks from @bearlyartic @jakemgold @kingkool68 @bestwrit @mauteri @angiemeeker and @susanprice. Read more about it here and get your tickets today: 2018-chicago.publishers.wordcamp…

@ChrisVanPatten A simple wrapper is about 80 lines github.com/kingkool68/sprig

@ChrisVanPatten With Timber I see a lot of developers doing PHP stuff within Twig and spending energy making PHP available in Twig. But I found just passing raw data to templates and using Twig for markup works so much better. Let PHP handle the logic and data. Twig is great for just display.

@ChrisVanPatten I’m building my own wrapper around Twig. I used to hate Twig but then I read and the approach changed my mind carlalexander.ca/designing-class…

@ChrisVanPatten And if the owner also owns Marvin Gardens and Ventnor Avenue they could be charged double!

@ChrisVanPatten dummyimage.com is only $0/u/mo

@ChrisVanPatten All in the name of Just Make it Work™

@ChrisVanPatten So medium I would say. We’ve been using the same basic microwave that came with our house but if I were to buy a new one I would go with amzn.to/2BgCIg2 You could probably save some money by going with a 1.3 cubic foot one.

@ChrisVanPatten Do you want a big microwave or a small microwave?