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WordPress Command Line with WP-CLI

[…] recent months. Basically, it introduces the WordPress command line. From the website itself: wp-cli is a set of command-line tools for managing WordPress installations. You can update plugins, set up multisite installs, create posts and much more. Simply put, WP-CLI is a utility for managing WordPress from the command line. This means that we’re […]

Rapid Prototyping with WordPress: From Concept To Plugin

[…] code I see, the more potential I realize it has as both a platform for rapid prototyping and then taking those prototypes to fully developed applications. These plugins can be web applications, plugins, themes, websites, whatever. For the purposes of this post, it doesn’t matter. Instead, what matters is that for example: you have an […]

A Case Study on WordPress Projects

[…] Post Message Building Comment Images Initially, I wrote these posts as a way to share a little bit of my approach to creating some of the smaller plugins, but I’ve never done any in-depth posts on contract jobs or on some of the work done at 8BIT and I’d like to change that. I’d love […]

WordPress Plugin Constructors Shouldn’t Define Hooks

[…] this from time-to-time, right? After all, there are things we learn and things that we change as we gain more experience. It’s not at all uncommon to see plugins defining hooks and other behavior, but I’m not a fan of this approach. Instead, I think handling hook registration should be done in its own function […]

Sponsored Posts: They Should Be About the Reader

[…] I’ve worked within the WordPress economy, the more people I’ve met who are doing some really incredible things with it. Some people are building some really cool plugins and themes for it while others are building tools specifically for those building said plugins and themes. And as I’ve mentioned numerous times throughout the year, there […]

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