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From a consumer perspective, WordPress is as attractive as it is because of the number of plugins that exist for it. From a developer perspective, WordPress is as attractive as it is because of how easy it is to extend the core application through the APIs. They’re a hot topic, too – anyone (including […]
In this series of posts, I’m sharing my thoughts on what it means to think holistically about WordPress plugins as products rather than simple extensions for WordPress. In the first post in the series, I defined this by saying: Thinking holistically about WordPress Plugins is about the top-to-bottom, end-to-end experience that goes into building […]
When it comes to various business models that surround WordPress plugins, there are normally three types: Completely free Freemium Premium How a developer opts to publish their plugin is their prerogative, and there are a lot of opinions as to why any one model is better than any of the other models. As with […]
If you’ve done any development on themes, plugins, or the core application itself, then you know that the team uses Subversion for WordPress development. This means that when you checkout the project, you’re either pulling down at least three directories, or you’re pulling down the trunk. The challenge is figuring out a way to […]