[…] of my favorite things about working with WordPress is the community around the platform and how easy it is to extend the core application through themes and plugins. One of the challenges of new WordPress developers is getting started with publishing their plugins. As such, I contributed an article that can be found on […]
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[…] things that I – and most developers, designers, and implementors – love about WordPress is how easy to is to implement new functionality through the use of plugins. Yes, I’ve shared at length my thoughts on the plugin economy and it’s not coming from a point of disdain. Of course not. It’s coming from a […]
[…] talking about WordPress plugin development. It’s not that I dislike theme development, obviously, but I just don’t spend as much time working on them as I do plugins. Regardless, I often receive questions that are generally “where do I learn WordPress development?” And that’s always a hard question to answer because we all have […]
[…] command-line at all, but I do like some of the UI features Tower offers. But this post isn’t about Tower. Anyway, I still maintain a few WordPress plugins in the Plugin Repository (some of which I’ll likely be putting up for adoption soon, so keep an eye out for that post). And since the Plugin […]
[…] it’s far too common for developers to forgo this step in their work. I recently shared a post on Envato for how to localize WordPress Themes and Plugins. In the post, I break down the following points: Defining and understanding localization Why bother localizing? How to localize your work Displaying localized text Processing translated […]
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