I don’t find a lot of time to get on the tools these days and sometimes I miss getting into code. Recent projects have seen me focus on strategy, architecture, data and systems integration. Despite that I am comfortable describing myself as an expert in WordPress maintenance support plans 7, having spent years giving the D7 codebase a forensic examination. However, despite WordPress maintenance support plans 8.0.0 being released three years ago on November 19, 2015 I have not yet looked at a single line of code or even taken in a demo of its feature set.
Today that changes.
For starters I would like to see just how D8 differs from D7 when we start…
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I Fix Cheap WordPress maintenance support plans: Cheap WordPress maintenance support plans 7 vs Cheap WordPress maintenance support plans 8 – A Technical Comparison
