How to test your WordPress Plugin on Travis CI
We look into how to setup a project that will install WordPress and test your plugin or theme on Travis CI.
We are looking into wasm using rust and creating a small rust example that we then run in wasm context in your browser. We also look into wasm-bindgen in order to use complex types in rust and javascript.
We talk about the partition types and create the most essential partitions. Root and swap partition.
In this video, we improve the JavaCNN repository adding new image readers to get your test and training data.
I will compile a version of Java 17 and try out the new switch statement. In the new Java version, the switch statement will give you a lot more flexibility when it comes to types and other interesting functions. Building Java gave me some insights into what is possible and not in Linux and Windows.
I took a look at the service provider interface in java. This is a needed interface to build simple services using easy building blocks to extend and improve programs or libraries. We will create one example and also look into some tools that use this interface already.
We look into how to download and build OpenJDK 13 from source. We talk about dependencies and commands for Linux and Windows.