[…] post, then you’ve likely been able to guess where it’s going to reside based on the namespace in the code. And if not, no worries. Figuring out namespaces and what not can take a little bit of time. So through these membership posts and these examples, it’s my hope that it becomes clear over […]
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[…] be executed. That’s It? In about as simple terms as I can make it, yes. There are some nuances around priority, number of arguments, and working with namespaces and object-oriented programming. But, again, that’s outside the scope of this particular post. Perhaps I’ll at it more in-depth in another post. For now, though, if […]
[…] latest and greatest versions. Using the latest and greatest generally means that we need to learn and to adopt some of these practices. For some, this includes namespaces and autoloading, for others it might include using composer, for others it might be learning about dependency injection or a plethora of any other practices. The […]
[…] it’s not great; maybe not. But it will serve the purpose this post. Reading a Value via Reflection Let’s assume that for this post, you have a namespaces class at Acme\Plugin\APIClient and it has a property called username. We’ll take a look at what a very basic implementation of this may look like later. […]
[…] are curious about the technical details of what went into the release, check out some of the notes below: Ensured support against WordPress 4.9.4 Add support for Namespaces Changed the coding standards to PSR2 Bumped the version number to 1.5.0 Updated Composer information to provide updated URLs For those who are astute in reading […]