[…] about them here on the blog, so I thought it might be worth bringing up for discussion. For those of you who have seen any of my plugins, you see that none of them include shortcodes despite the fact that people have requested functionality offered by them. For the most part, I dislike WordPress shortcodes. I […]
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Earlier this week, Pippin Williamson (of Pippin’s Plugins) sent out the following tweet: What’s a plugin that @nocross and I could build during #wcmia and release for free? #WordPress — Pippin Williamson (@pippinsplugins) February 13, 2013 Neat idea, right? Have he and Andrew Norcross – a fellow WordPress developer – create a plugin during […]
[…] search to introduce developers into WordPress programming. I think that this would go a long way into solving many of the problems that we have with theme and plugins conflict, but I digress on this point. For now. Why Does This Matter? The reason that I’m particularly interested in software craftsmanship is because I believe […]
[…] plugin on GitHub so that they can contribute. As much as I am a fan of the open source model, I’ve never actually placed any of my plugins on GitHub – I just stick with the Subversion repository and managed bug reports and feature requests as they come in. But I thought placing WP […]
[…] I was talking to a couple of developers on Twitter about some of the code that’s required to save custom post meta in WordPress when working with plugins or themes. For the most part, good serialization functions are consistently formatted in the same way: First, we check for security. If the security check fails, […]
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