Great, now I'm going to try learning to program in NASM. Definitely a great article!

Very good article! Thanks!!

I like this article. It was very well laid out. I've already added a new card to my Trello board for taking a look at implementing "yield" in our software application.

Thanks! Great to hear it's of use.

I wish they had a good system for setting up and managing user roles.

"I just wish they had a good <insert requirement here>" beautifully sums up why it's hard to get any alternative up to credible momentum / activation energy.

A lot of alternatives do individual X, Y, or Z functions better than WP. None I've seen have achieved a reasonable fraction (say, >40-70%) of the extremely broad set of aggregate requirements the entire developer, designer, and user communities would need to commit to a WP replacement.

Having a good plugin and theme system with an intiuitive web UI would make the rest of it easier. Bonus points for being able to add multiple repos.

Unfortunately, the can of worms that opens up in Wordpress is one of the worst things about it. Every plugin and theme is essentially its own ad-hoc web application running with global privileges.

Nice, cito.js shows really nice performance.

I would think so too. The mentioned strategies seem sociopathic.

People can employ sick systems techniques without being aware of how harmful they are.

Wow, this is a great article!

i particularly like how the rules contradict each other for the most part.

Yeah, I found this pretty cool as well. Plus from inside the iframe you can keep navigating to the Learn tutorial page over and over again inside laptops and create a cool snake like laptop, lol.

Here is an example if you don't feel like doing it yourself: http://i.gyazo.com/bf87e7b7fd98cab95f654459b4945643.png

Let's see, there are about 40 employees where I work and I'm the only developer and engineer, so that is 2.5%.

I wonder if this is situationally dependent?