[…] Are there apps for WordPress? Though I’ve already discussed this before, the short answer is yes. Themes are applications for the design and/or presentation of WordPress data Plugins are applications for extending WordPress functionality Although there’s definitely an ongoing debate as to where we should draw the line in theme and plugin functionality, these […]
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As significant as the WordPress API is in building plugins, themes, and applications, there are often times where we may find ourselves needing to write custom functions to achieve something that we know WordPress already does. Case in point: With Page Template Dashboard, I wanted to be able to show the name of the […]
[…] client expectations. To be clear: outside of 8BIT, I’m also self-employed and spend a portion of my time building WordPress-based products for others. Generally, I build custom plugins and web applications. Anyway, like anyone that makes the jump to self-employment, it wasn’t with out its share of learning curves. It’s one thing to talk […]
[…] story. For Larger Companies For those companies who are powering their public and/or private sites on WordPress, odds are that they’ve not only developed custom themes or plugins, but more advanced tools all based on a certain version of WordPress and its API’s. Clicking on that Upgrade Now link is dangerous because it can completely […]
[…] described by Matias: As WordPress turns twenty years old, the overall aim of this work is to improve upon this experience at a foundational design level, giving plugins and users more control over the navigation while ensuring each WordPress experience is recognizable, intuitive, accessible, and delightful. The full posts lays out the high-level plans […]