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On the design of CSS-Tricks as I record this, one of the things I wanted to add was a “Front End Design & Development Jobs” widget, powered by the CodePen Job Board. Those jobs are available as JSON data…

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#143: Using and Caching Third-Party JSON with WordPress

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