This year, I’ve had the pleasure hearing Josh Pollock talk about WordPress Development with the REST API on several occasions.
Earlier this year, our paths crossed at WordCamp Atlanta and then later, we spent a lot of time hanging out at WordCamp San Diego. During the latter, I had a chance to hear him give his talk to a rather large audience specifically on how to use the REST API.
And before any of that, I had a chance to read what Josh had written about the WordPress REST API for his eBook that was published on Torque.
To say that Josh knows his stuff is an understatement. I know – that sounds a little bit “sales-like.” Though, I don’t mean it to be.
When sharing resources with those of you who read this site, I try to make sure that I only sure things I use or that I promote things from people whom I know and who I trust.
With that said, Josh is getting ready to begin teaching a session on WordPress Development with the REST API. Specifically, he’s going to be talking about how to build plugins using the REST API.
Before his sessions and workshops begin, I wanted to make sure you’re aware of what’s to come.
