There’s a problem we’re facing with namespaces and autoloading and that’s what we’re going to look at in this post.
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[…] they exist, and they are thus going to be a necessary part of your development at some point. If the API is well-designed, it will likely use namespaces for different types of requests and responses. And when you’re writing the client for said API, then you’re likely going to need to go about retrieving […]
[…] to potentially lay out a project when a portion of it will be interfacing with WordPress. Organizing WordPress-centric Classes I’ve talked about the importance and advantages of namespaces in prior posts so that I won’t dive too deeply into that discussion here. Instead, I’m interested in talking about organizing files at the filesystem level […]
[…] old – and no data will be affected if you opt to uninstall. The Technical Details For details on the changes that went into this release: Added Namespaces Introduced PSR2 Compatible Code Verifies compatibility with WordPress 4.9.4 Cleaned up the README to be more user-friendly Cleaned up and minified the JavaScript Removed the old […]
Earlier this year, I gave a talk at WordCamp Atlanta about Namespaces and Autoloading. These are two topics that, even though we can’t often use some of the native features of PHP7+ in our work, I think that many of us should be using in our plugin development. Sometimes though, I think the problem […]
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