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add_shortcode('your_short_code', 'your_function_name'); ParametersDiscription and usage$tag(string) (required) Shortcode tag to be searched in post content Default: None$func(callable) (required) Hook to run when shortcode is found Default: None IMPORTANT – Don’t use camelCase or UPPER-CAS...

register_sidebar( $args ) get_sidebar(string $name = null) ParameterDetails$args(string | array) (Optional) Builds sidebar based on the name and id vvalues$name*(string) (Optional) The name of the specialised sidebar. Default value: null Argument options are: name - Sidebar name (defau...

This build pipeline is not exactly what you would call "production ready" but it does give a solid start for you to add on to it the things that you need in order to get the development experience you're looking for. The approach that some people take (including myself at times) is to ta...

Value and variable names should be in lower camel case Constant names should be in upper camel case. That is, if the member is final, immutable and it belongs to a package object or an object, it may be considered a constant Method, Value and variable names should be in lower camel case ...

This section provides an overview of fn:count, xdmp:estimate and cts:frequency along with examples and use cases

closure.memoize() closure.memoizeAtMost(n) closure.memoizeAtLeast(n) closure.memoizeBetween(n, m) Memoization is a method of caching the result of a closure invocation. The memoize function applied to a closure returns a new closure whose return value is cached according to its input p...

In order to fully benefit from Code Contracts you need to install the extension for Visual Studio. There's also a Code Contracts User Manual.

What is the Android NDK? Android Native Development Kit (NDK) is a companion tool to Android SDK that allows portions of apps to be built in in C/C++. This is useful for: Sharing application components across platforms (Android, iOS, Linux, etc.) Improving performance for critical portions ...

Modals require bootstrap.min.js to function properly. More details can be found here: http://getbootstrap.com/javascript/#modals

This is supposed to explain the evaluation order as unambiguously as possible. It is probably less ideally suited as an introduction to Mathematica execution. It builds on Mathematica's tutorial/Evaluation page by explaining the order in which different rules are applied and explaining which funct...