@seth_atl @OnePlus_USA Both.

@zackkatz @pat_ramsey I came here to post the same thing

@swyx Anyone that uses Excel

@cdils @mattmedeiros I figure it will stand out

@chriscoyier Looking at the near perfect brush bristles I see you have not given it to a toddler

@cr8tivegem wired.com/2014/11/absurd-creatur…

@PhantomFreelanc I always try to sit on the edge of my seat. I tried a back-brace like one of these for a while amzn.to/2VxSa3k

@rbvea @sebastianlaube I gave a talk about my journey from template tags to Twig.

Video: wordpress.tv/2019/06/02/russell-…
Slides: kingkool68.com/wp-templating/#/

It’s hard to explain the major benefits until you’ve experienced the problems first hand.

@ericmikkelsen81 @twigpress In theory Sprig will be lighter as there is less PHP stuff being translated for Twig. They both use Twig and you can enable or disable Twig caching. I don’t enable Twig caching and haven’t noticed a significant difference rendering pages. I let the full page cache handle caching.

@sebastianlaube @brad_frost This article made it really click for me

carlalexander.ca/designing-class…

@sebastianlaube @brad_frost I enjoy the way it forces getting all the data you need to render up front and then you pass it to a template to render the HTML

@mattmedeiros I’m building a developer focused form plugin called Form Dump

@brad_frost I wrote a bare bones Twig integration for WordPress called Sprig github.com/kingkool68/sprig

I was inspired by @twigpress’ article about generating HTML templates for WordPress carlalexander.ca/designing-class…

@mhartington Twitter.

@rands @chriscoyier wrote about getting his set up. Maybe there are some tips there.

chriscoyier.net/2020/04/06/the-f…

@magicroundabout Take a gander history.com/news/sears-catalog-h…

@magicroundabout Or Sears from 100 years ago

@MikeNGarrett LOL.

@danhgilmore Thanks. Sun is shining and we got the alert for all clear.

@chriscoyier @jlengstorf @leadingleed Awww jeez!
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