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Rapid Prototyping with WordPress: Concept Analysis

[…] a bit of a concept analysis on it to see what might work well within a class and how we might begin to organize it using classes, namespaces, and so on. Concept Analysis Whenever it comes to programming, it’s so easy to want to jump into immediately writing code and then wrangling it into […]

You Should Come to WordCamp Atlanta 2017

[…] industry and learn from them, too. As mentioned, I’ll be speaking on the developer track. Specifically, I’m going to be talking about improving WordPress plugin architecture via namespaces, autoloading, and some other object-oriented techniques. As stated on the Sessions page: In this presentation, I walk everyone through namespaces and autoloading, explain how they work, […]

PHP Autoloading: Object-Oriented Programming

[…] walk through how to perform PHP autoloading using object-oriented programming in the context of WordPress. PHP Autoloading in WordPress This particular series is a follow-up to the Namespaces and Autoloading series that was published earlier this year. Since each of the concepts are related but can stand alone, I’ve broken them up into two different […]

Using a PHP Autoloader in WordPress

If you’re using namespaces when working on your WordPress plugins (or whatever project you have going on), then you’re likely also taking advantage of a PHP autoloader. Though this post isn’t really meant to be a tutorial on how to use them (I have another one of those coming up later), here’s the gist of […]

The Clean Architecture and WordPress

For the past couple of weeks, I (along with others in the comments) have been talking about things such as testing, namespaces, and more. When building well-architected, testable, and scalable software, these are all relevant topics. But they only scratch the surface of some of the many ways in which we can manage project […]

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