Whenever we’re working on a project that requires some custom functionality, we still try to abide by the whole themes-are-for-presentation and plugins-are-for-functionality even if it’s not something that has any use outside of our projects. This doesn’t mean we don’t use source control or anything like that, but it’s just that not everything that […]
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[…] I start with WordPress?” The original “Start Here” landing page. Anyone who has jumped into WordPress and begun to develop (or begun to try to develop) themes, plugins, applications, or any other type of solution for others knows that it can be difficult to know where to start. Rather than offering another closed membership […]
[…] WordPress Widget Boilerplate Completed localization Added a .gitignore file Updated JavaScript to conform to JSLint standards Stopped using WP_PLUGIN_URL as it was breaking secure sites Changed from plugins_dir_path to plugin_dir_path Cleaned up the code to comply with the WordPress Coding Standard Simplified and correctly enqueued JavaScript and stylesheets Added a sample field to show how to […]
[…] on how to not only create WordPress metadata associations but also how to think abstractly about concepts within WordPress as it relates to creating higher-level implementations in your plugins and your web applications. For those who are interested, I’m considering releasing this series as a small resource in PDF format along with a functioning plugin […]
[…] senior development, I think it can vary a bit from company to company. Seniority in Pressware For me, a senior developer in WordPress who is specifically focused on plugins (since that’s what I do) would have the following attributes: Familiarity with object-oriented programming principles and the foundational WordPress APIs (or know where to look to find […]

