[…] Shortcut isn’t what you’d call a popular plugin. Far from it, actually. But I’m okay with that. Remember that when Eric and I first started releasing these plugins, the goal was not only to create small plugins that solved problems we were experiencing as bloggers, but also to do so in a way that […]
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[…] seen as much as in projects I’ve seen elsewhere. And when I say “namespaces in WordPress,” I’m not talking about WordPress core. I’m just talking about WordPress plugins. I think there are a variety of reasons developers don’t use namespaces (and I’m happy to talk about those later); however, I’ve gotten curious about those […]
[…] the aspiring WordPress developer. Ultimately, the goal of the site was not to teach in-depth concepts such as PHP, object-oriented programming, or how to create themes or plugins. Instead, it was meant to give budding developers a survey of the landscape of WordPress development and what tools, resources, and options they have at their […]
[…] photo isn’t always necessary to keep when sharing an image on the web. Sometimes, sure, but all the time? Doubtful. Anyway, there are a number of great plugins that are available that compress images, remove metadata, and generally help with all of this. One of the one’s that I’ve been using and that I’ve […]
[…] bring in libraries through things like wppackagist and not break an entire installation, Reliable ways to handle repetitive tasks that we see as it relates to bootstrapping plugins, Handling the case of testing anonymous functions, Fighting the good fight against more recent features of PHP and legacy versions, And other things that are even […]
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