[…] 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 […]
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[…] not familiar, Brain Monkey lets you mock WordPress functions without spinning up a full WordPress installation. Tests run in milliseconds instead of seconds. If you’re writing WordPress plugins and haven’t tried it, take a look. Automated Deployment I finally set up the 10up WordPress.org deploy action. Now when I publish a GitHub release, it […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] on a certain page, we can go ahead and leave the function: In this case, it makes sense because: You only want to perform work on the plugins.php page, The amount of work to be done in the function is larger than what should ever fit within a conditional. But there’s an alternative when […]
When it comes to building themes or plugins in WordPress, you rarely want administrators, editors, subscribers, and so on to anything other than the dashboard just after they’ve logged in. After all, these authors are usually loggin in to write posts, edit their information, or generally manage their content. But if you’re building a […]
