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For example I needed PHP concurrency not blocking requests and found in includes/requests/src/requests.php there is an existing function called requestMultiple() where I can pass the fetch request and the options and it works just similar async/await in JS. This saved me having to import a whole library.

Another was wp_enqueue_media(); where it attached all the required logic and functions in the window object which can use JS functions (in my case TSX within react) to use media uploads straight to the media library via ajax. I can just call window. wp. media and it has all the dependencies to upload.

I'd love to hear any githubs you have saved or templates you use that you'd like to share please let me know how they helped you.

I want to learn Python as part of my professional development, but day to day I'm mostly working with WordPress, React, and PHP.

For those of you who use Python alongside WordPress, what are you actually using it for? Was it worth adding to your stack? What's your hosting setup like?

I can think of things like automation, AI integrations, data processing, scraping, image manipulation, or background jobs, but PHP already handles everything I need on the web side. That's what has me wondering if there's a practical niche I'm missing.

If you've built a project that combined WordPress and Python, I'd love to hear the use case, how the two communicated (REST API, webhooks, message queue, etc.), and whether you'd do it the same way again.

Part of me thinks, "PHP already does everything I need—why learn a second backend language?" I'm curious if anyone has found Python genuinely expanded what they could build rather than just adding another tool to maintain.

I'm a web developer so I am standing and sitting a lot, plus using keyboards and mouse with hands our ect. My idea is I can lay on the ground with a yoga mat have a wireless split keyboard on both sides and a projector pointing to the roof. Then I can use standing desk, sit at desk or even lie down and keep working.

I see the Keychron Q11 Ultra 8K Wireless which looks really nice, minus no trackpad or mouse ball... So I would need to have an additional wireless one which is fine just not ideal. I'm not quite at the point of building one, unless someone can convince me it's worth it price wise and time wise. Or what other solutions?

So I can build an API to send the data, I just wanted to see if anyone had good resources or advice regarding just this one task. It'll be with a ordering / inventory management system so just need dynamic ability to send images (ideally as url or base64, usually either works) so his team can review them.

For this approach I'm going in front of kerban's orbit relative to the sun, this would decrease my speed correct? additionally I use the mun to do another gravity deceleration. Is this actually helpful and saves me delta v? Is this like a double delta v saving manuver?

https://preview.redd.it/a6rnkhu4ln1h1.png?width=1294&format=png&auto=webp&s=92e30a09ddc07a9bfe145574e313be06891aa276

(below) With this approach I know it's an acceleration from mun, but if it was on the other side for example This would slow me down correct? (kerban is going the same direction as above image from bottom left to top right)

https://preview.redd.it/a0cfwrm1kn1h1.png?width=1346&format=png&auto=webp&s=e64ba15c9e2cf02026fcbc25a38d3535545a00eb

Would it be ideal to hit a gravity deceleration from the mun, then use that to orbit kerban... or is it better to decelerate on kerbans orbit then the mun as kerban is the bigger body?

* Edit * I think I get the idea so If i purely decelerate upon reaching kerban periapsis that's almost 1000 m/s to burn to reach an air breaking manuver. Where as If I use the mun to decelerate my trajectory it's only about 600 m/s

940 m/s

600 m/s burn

But I changed my delta V by a couple m/s (super far away from kerban in orbit of sun) and went to a mun acceleration burn and was able to find a 400 m/s return trajectory. So esentially I'm a bit confused at this point haha, I get the main thing is do the manuver with the lowest delta V but I'm not sure how doing the 'ideal' thing in this situation costs more than doing a deceleration, but maybe it just depends on the angles in this situation.

https://preview.redd.it/00klu7wgpn1h1.png?width=1930&format=png&auto=webp&s=3aa1199f216e1f618e88c65f97f317ac7c054d4e