Based on my talk at WordCamp Atlanta 2017, this is my comprehensive article on namespaces and autoloading in WordPress development.
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Those who have worked in object-oriented programming languages are likely familiar with namespacing and the benefits they provide when organizing a project. Unfortunately, namespaces in WordPress aren’t something that I’ve seen as much as in projects I’ve seen elsewhere. And when I say “namespaces in WordPress,” I’m not talking about WordPress core. I’m just […]
[…] too! Or not. But seriously, one of the things I’ve been thinking about is this: At what point do you begin organizing your code, so it includes namespaces, autoloading, dependency management, and other such features that take it beyond a collection of classes or functions? This implies a lot about a given hosting environment and […]
WordCamp Atlanta 2017 is this weekend and I hope to see you there. I’ll be speaking about Namespaces and Autoloading in WordPress.
If you’re using namespaces, WooCommerce Integrations, and WordPress, it can get bit cumbersome when trying to make all of it work together.
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