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Earlier this week, I was talking with a fellow developer about building premium WordPress plugins (though this is true for any premium WordPress product) and he simply remarked: It is amazing how much work goes into a single premium plugin. Nothing profound, sure, but there’s a lot of truth to it, and I periodically get […]
[…] number of different projects that have been aimed at making WordPress plugin development easier. At this point, there are a variety of ways people are creating WordPress plugins such that there isn’t really a way to create a boilerplate to capture all of them. So I’m not aiming to do that. But over the […]
There’s a common set of steps we can use when including custom templates in our WordPress plugins.
To start debugging, it’s important to know what tools are available for debugging within WordPress. Here, we’ll look at a few basic plugins I think all professional developers should have installed.
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