[…] lacks a lot features that I miss about IDE’s like Visual Studio, but I’m a fan of the user interface and have found a number of Coda Plugins for WordPress that make it more a pleasant experience. To that end, there are a number of plugins that I’ve added to Coda that enhance the […]
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When it comes to writing plugins – specifically those that are object-oriented in nature – many of us do so because we’re obviously fans of writing object-oriented code. Personally, I’m a fan of it because it helps to separate the responsibilities and concerns of a requirement into its own logical unit. Sure, this can […]
[…] manage a set of servers and sites that needed a round of updates. One of the most common set of updates needed to be performed was updating plugins with known CVEs. The process by which I like to do this is: Verify the site as a repository set up to manage the code (and […]
When it comes to creating custom templates for plugins, I want them to just work and here’s an alternative to the WordPress template_redirect function.
When working with WordPress plugins, the software should aim to solve a problem that a given type of user is experiencing. Granted, some plugins are more nuanced than others. Take, for example, the idea of the various tables, lists, and columns available in the admin area of the WordPress dashboard. When working with WordPress […]
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