Author: Rakesh Lawaju
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WordCamp Nepal 2025: A Look Back at the Challenges, Triumphs, and New Beginnings
WordCamp Nepal 2025 brought together WordPress enthusiasts for a successful event in Kathmandu, featuring workshops, talks, and networking opportunities. Learn about the challenges, triumphs, and future plans for the WordPress community in Nepal, including the 2026 event in Butwal.
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Getting Started with WordPress Block Development: A Beginner’s Guide
WordPress Block Development is an essential skill for modern WordPress developers, enabling them to create custom blocks for the Gutenberg editor. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get started, from setting up your environment to building and registering your first custom block. Understanding WordPress Block Development What is a…
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Google Tag Manager Tips
Google Tag Manager (GTM) is a great tool for managing tags. Tags like Facebook pixel, Google analytics, TikTok tracking, and many more scripts can be managed and deployed in one place. Here I will be adding tips and tricks related to GTM. Trigger Configuration Matches RegEx Matches RegEx will match strings based on the input…
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Hubspot Workflow: Update User Properties using Custom Code
Hubspot Workflow is a very powerful tool that we can use to automate tasks. In this article, we will see how to update user properties using custom code in workflow. Before you use custom code we need to configure the API key and fields (as per requirement) as shown below: Now lets code:
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WordPress Block Variation: Unlocking it’s Power
The WordPress Block Variation API allows developers to create variations of existing blocks, maintaining core functionality and scalability. Learn to create a block variation in detail.
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Create a tag in Git
Creating tags from the command line To create a tag on your current branch, run the following commands in your terminal: Add -a to generate an annotated tag if you want to include a description with your tag:: This will generate a local tag containing the current state of the branch you’re working on. Tags…
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Composer commands
Install Dependencies Install De Dependencies To generate the autoloader, go head and fire: