[…] hooks, procedural programming, and possibly object-oriented programming (which may include namespaces, autoloading, interfaces, abstract classes, etc.) if that’s how you go about building some of your custom plugins and/or back-end work. And sure, there’s plenty of other things that you can add to this list. For example, you may want to talk about linters, dependency management, […]
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[…] into WordPress. Throughout this series of posts, I’ll show you how I typically go about doing this. Note that I use an object-oriented approach to building my plugins so this may not jive with with your particular style of writing code, but the gist of how to do it is still there. Plus, I’m […]
[…] Straight from the website, Up and Running is specifically geared towards those who already have a foundation and really want to get into hardcore WordPress development (be it themes, plugins, or applications). Up in Running is purpose-built to empower experienced WordPress users to begin developing their own WordPress solutions: themes, plugins, and full-fledged applications. As an example, […]
When working on custom solutions for others – be it for themes, plugins, or some other extension for WordPress – one of the things I think is important is to make sure the Dashboard has the same look and feel as the rest of the native components of WordPress. That is, I dislike and […]
Not quite a month ago, I mentioned that I was going to begin open sourcing the themes (and potentially plugins) that we sell on WordPress.com. Right now, this is only a single theme (though others are in development and I’ll talk more about that later). As of today, Mayer for WordPress.com along with the three […]
