[…] of bad luck. After all, the best we can do is try to make the smartest decisions possible given the initial requirements. When it comes to building plugins, there’s a specific way that I organize my WordPress plugin files that I’ve found to make bug fixes, future updates, and overall development much easier as […]
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When I shared some of my thoughts on building Single Post Message, I received some good feedback via Twitter and Email from others who enjoyed reading about the work that went into building the plugin. Though my approach to this particular plugin is different than that of Single Post Message, I thought I’d do the […]
[…] using WordPress as a framework for web application development, but this still raises the question: if WordPress is a framework, then what is the software? Easy: Themes and Plugins. The problem is that the terminology over simplifies the amount of development, level of engineering, and complexity that exists in building them. On Software Development I’ve […]
[…] I first started working on the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate, I did so as a way for me to provide a consistent foundation off of which to build plugins (many of which I was doing on a contract basis). So I extracted most of the common code that I was using, threw it up on […]
[…] working on open source projects really easy, both from a project management standpoint, and from a developer/contributor standpoint. But if you’re in the business of building WordPress plugins, and you enjoy taking advantage of the services offered by the GitHub plugin repository, then one of the things that makes it difficult to keep your […]
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