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Documenting The WordPress Plugin Boilerplate

A little over a month ago, I released the latest version of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate. The response has been great – more than I was expecting, really but that’s a good thing – and, generally speaking, it’s been overall positive. Over the last month or so, it’s become clear that more time and resources will […]

Debugging WordPress Projects with Log Files

[…] to error logs for WordPress in your staging environment but in your development environment, as well. Debugging WordPress Projects When you’re working in development, there are plenty of plugins and strategies to help to help debug an issue. This includes anything from using simple print_r statements through your code to using WP_DEBUG in your WordPress […]

WordPress Designer, Developer, or Blogger? Advertise!

[…] visitors. Content is clearly heavily focused on WordPress, JavaScript, related resources, and best development practices so if you’re in the WordPress space – be it in design, plugins, themes, products, hosting, etc. – consider advertising by simply clicking on Advertise Here. For more information about me, the projects in which I’m involved, my startups […]

Tipsy Social Icons For WordPress

Tipsy Social Icons is a WordPress widget that makes it easy to display a variety of popular social icons along with a Facebook-style tooltips. The widget ships with a couple of options for icon sizes and for visual effects. Check it out…

Testing in WordPress: Scenarios and Spreadsheets

[…] WordPress is no different. That said, there’s at least one method of testing that I think is applicable but rarely employed when it comes to creating themes or plugins. It’s an intermediate step of testing that I would say fits between user testing and beta testing: Use case testing (perhaps there’s a better title for […]

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