For those of you who are involved in working with building things for WordPress- specifically, premium plugins and themes – then you’re likely plugged closely into what many refer to as “the WordPress community.” Granted, I’m not saying it’s not a community – it is – but it’s just part of the community, right? I mean, […]
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[…] several years, I’ve contributed a number of articles and premium tutorials to Envato specifically around WordPress. The content has ranged from topics such as Strategies For Supporting WordPress Plugins up through my current series on Using WordPress For Web Application Development. To say that I enjoy contributing code and content to WordPress is an understatement. […]
[…] the features that I use regularly when blogging, and none of the extra things that may come in handy. Sure, those features may be implemented in the form of plugins that I may make available – who knows – but the core theme itself is going to be a very focused offering only the things that I use […]
[…] with the project for the past couple of years. 1. Separate Directories We’re not at a place where we can use namespaces within the context of our plugins; however, we’ve restructured the plugin so that it should be easier to get up and running not only with WordPress’ plugin subversion repository, but also as […]
[…] plugin development efforts into a more mature boilerplate that provides a significant number of features specifically to help developers get started with best practices in developing WordPress plugins. However, that maturity has happened not because I’m the one who has been constantly contributing to the project, but because it has received so many awesome […]
