Because I did not find a complete article that includes plugins and configuration, I assembled my own, after I spent some time to get a fully functional environment. Mandatory plugins List of plugins to be able to syntax-highlight and auto-complete php and wordpress framework code. Autocompletion of PHP code vscode-intelephense (IMHO better alternative to the vscode default) Autocompletion of wordpress hooks wp-hooks/vscode-wordpress-hooks Autocompletion of wordpress core functions wordpresstoolbox Lastly configure the Wordpress Stub in PHP Intelephense as described in this Github Issue.

Simon Willison describes in his blog post git-history, a python tool which leverages a pattern, previously described by Simon to scrape web content via Github actions. Basically it saves every different version of a web resource. I wanted to try this pattern on a to this date static source of open data, to supply the future with a time series of this former static source. So I did with the parking data of Frankfurt and you can inspect the data in this repository.