[…] 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 […]
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[…] 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 […]
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[…] of thought as to what I want to offer both service-wise and product-wise. A couple of years ago, I dabbled with offering a couple of premium WordPress plugins both of which did okay, neither of which I was excited to maintain so I simply killed them off. There’s obviously much more to this story, […]
[…] to introducing custom functionality into a WordPress project, the debate between functions.php vs. plugin usage is nothing new. Generally speaking, I think of themes are presentation and plugins as functionality that transcend whatever theme or themes with which they’re installed. But sometimes, this delineation isn’t so clear. For example, let’s say that you’re working on a […]
[…] made it a solid resource off of which to begin building WordPress Widgets. In that same post, I mentioned that I was working on a boilerplate for plugins but had yet to finish it; however, today – with a little help of a few contributors that have already been watching the repository – I’m releasing the […]
