[…] summary of the posts from this week. The Week of February 28, 2016 Here are the posts from the past week: The Right Hook to Initialize WordPress Plugins Detecting Copy and Paste in JavaScript Sharing GPL Code and Its Ethics Praise in Public, Reprimand in Private Using PHP CodeSniffer with Atom Duplicate Information? One […]
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[…] In this instance, check out Mike Jolley’s GitHub To WordPress deploy script: Mike minces no words in describing the motivation behind his script: We all know releasing plugins can be quite a chore, and deep down we all loath SVN so here is a neat little script for automating the process as much as […]
[…] Added icons for Deviant Art, GitHub, and Stack Overflow Removed the fading of the Tipsy tooltips. In some cases, the jQuery event queue would back up and cause erroneous results with the tips. Grab a copy from the WordPress Plugins Repository or, if you’ve already got installed, the notification should appear in your dashboard soon.
[…] a really good foundation for writing WordPress code. In fact, I think that it covers a significant amount of information for people who are developing themes and plugins. But if you’re working on something more advanced or writing something more complex such as an advanced plugin or an application, then there may be certain […]
[…] that the project is split between WordPress.com and the self-hosted solution (at WordPress.org) can be confusing, to say the least. This doesn’t even account for how some plugins are available for self-hosted installations but must also connect to WordPress.com to take advantages of some of its features. I digress at that point. Further, using […]
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