[…] my mind. When I first started out, the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate was supposed to be something that served two purposes: Provided a foundation for writing well-organized WordPress Plugins Be easily understood and accessible to as wide an audience as possible I still want both of those things to happen, of course, but I think […]
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I recently shared how I organize my files when developing WordPress plugins, but since I also work with themes and have recently been building two applications using WordPress, I thought I’d also share my thoughts on organizing WordPress theme files. For what it’s worth, I think that some developers – especially beginners – often […]
[…] there’s a single right way to do it. Sure, some ways are better than others, but that’s true of a lot of things. Personally, I approach building themes, plugins, and so on as I would as if I was building some type of software. That has to do with my background. Similarly, someone who has […]
[…] various ways to contribute. One thing that seems to be a common thread is that developers often come wanting to know how to develop themes or develop plugins. If they’re interested in both, their interest still seems to lean in one of the two areas. That said, the same challenge exists: How do you […]
[…] plugin, or even something that isn’t even related to WordPress, but you’re comfortable enough with the platform to understand how to install a theme, and install a few plugins, but aren’t really sure how to make them work together or how to handle things such as SSL certificates, then I’d like to help. In short, […]
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