[…] software applications or enterprise-level projects and seems to be often overlooked in the context of WordPress. Why is that? WordPress is a web application and the tools, themes, plugins, and extensions that we build are software that run on top of said platform and the platform as well as the certain themes and/or plugins can be […]
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[…] build out Standard into the best product it can possibly be for digital publishers Officially having 8BIT partner with Automattic in the premium theme marketplace Developing two commercial plugins – WP Social Icons and Author Admin – and killing off a few plugins that I no longer maintain in order to focus on those that I […]
[…] I think it matters. For example: The vision of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate is to provide the strongest foundation possible off of which developers can write WordPress plugins. The mission of the project is to aid developers in following WordPress best practices, coding conventions, and file structure so as to make efficient, easy-to-scale and […]
[…] version of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate. Sure, I’m excited, but while working on this particular plugin, I realized that for anyone who does work with a WordPress plugins either via git or Subversion, that you may be working with a mess of directories while trying to develop the thing. It’s nothing that a symbolic […]
[…] to hear what you guys have to say, as well. WordPress Directories Using `inc` and `lib` aren’t something that I say belong in just themes or belong in just plugins. Instead, they are directories that I’ve used in both themes and plugins. The `inc` Directory As my general rule, I use the `inc` directory primary to […]