@johnpbloch That guys site has an ActionScript category…

@johnpbloch Ofcourse they will always be that way. They’re values defined in a JSON file. That’s how files work.

@johnpbloch “Define some immutable options in a configuration file and they’ll always be that way” is overfilling with jargon.

@johnpbloch No. “Define values in a JSON file and they will override corresponding option values from the database. ALWAYS.” is clearer.

@johnpbloch Yea I wouldn’t be able to figure that out except for reading through the code and seeing where you’re hooking in.

@johnpbloch Have you seen wordpress.org/plugins/wp-cfm/ ?

@johnpbloch It’s a JSON file so it can be committed with code and shared among others in a project.

@johnpbloch … overriding values that come fro the database. Ya?

@johnpbloch So let me see if I get this… You define options in a JSON file, and your plugin hooks in to WordPress and uses those values…

@johnpbloch It’s one of the most succinct plugin descriptions on the plugin repo.

@johnpbloch Nice description. I’m still not sure what it does.

@johnpbloch Why do you look so sad?

@johnpbloch also both profession require a lot of GRUNTing…

@johnpbloch And what does that do?

@johnpbloch Oh yea, Ghost… I guess they were on to something.

@johnpbloch When do you think WordPress can drop support for node.js 4.0?

@johnpbloch What were the stats like when WordPress dropped PHP 4 support?

@johnpbloch those look like Flintstone quality ribs.

@johnpbloch hahah yeaaaa this one is the best.

@johnpbloch You go, boi.