Just shy of a month ago, I shared some information about the state of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate. Specifically, I mentioned the following: We’re working on rewriting it to be cleaner, easier to understand, and more flexible for developers of all experience. I’ve got a small, core team of volunteers helping me out (who I […]
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[…] to migrate over to Standard to have their questions asked. Here’s what we have planned: Upgrading an existing Standard 2 installation to a Standard 3 installation Recommended plugins that play nice with Standard and that enhance your publishing experience Site optimization including page speed, caching, server configuration, and more Q/A for strategies, content development, […]
[…] class all of their own. I know – most of the cost that goes into premium themes are usually spent on support, but even free themes (and plugins) for that matter offer support and they do so for free. Is it that unreasonable to expect a higher grade of quality and features from our […]
[…] the nature of your project)? After all, it’s all code, right? Separation of Concerns: Queries and Helpers For those who have built more complicated themes (or even plugins), there’s a significant chance that you’ve had to write custom queries by using `WP_Query`, `WP_User_Query`, or `$wpdb`. Even if you haven’t done that, there’s a chance […]
[…] taking advantage of it as much as we should in order to create more reusable code on the front end of WordPress themes (or views or WordPress plugins). According to the Codex, the function should be used when we need to: Load a template part into a template (other than header, sidebar, footer). But […]
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