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Based on the feedback so far, I think walking through the Transients API was helpful to some folks! I’ve loved digging into it and making code both intelligently performant and readable.
As usual, the article on the WordPress Codex is the best point of reference, but there’re lots of great examples and tutorials out there—just remember some of the “gotchas” we covered (near the end of the slide deck).
As I am wont to do after a talk, here are a few of my favorite related tweets so far:
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@cliffseal talking nerdy #wcatl
— Jason Bradley (@jason_bradley) March 16, 2013
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Listening to @cliffseal drop some knowledge about the Transients API. #wcatl
— Dougal Campbell (@dougal) March 16, 2013
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Here’s @cliffseal talking @wordpress Transients at #wcatl twitter.com/southernweb/st…
— Southern Web Group (@southernweb) March 16, 2013
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@cliffseal shedding light on these mysterious transient creatures. #wcatl #wordpress twitter.com/slacktronic/st…
— Steven Slack (@slacktronic) March 16, 2013
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“If you do this, SimpleXMLElement, and you, will FREAK. OUT.” -@cliffseal #WCATL #WCATL13
— 8BIT (@8bit) March 16, 2013
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