When it comes to building themes, plugins, and other projects on top of WordPress, I think there is room for improvement when it comes to introducing basic user interface principles. For example, I’ll be the first to admit that there are certain things I know – such as make users confirm before completing a destructive […]
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[…] you eventually bump up against the need for it when working on a project for yourself or someone else. And in WordPress, there are a lot of plugins and other options that we have for optimizing our images (and other assets. But what if you’re looking to do so while working with files on […]
I’m going to have a significantly longer post (or series of posts) that go more into detail about setting up WP-CLI, proper unit testing of WordPress plugins, and so on. But for those who are already working on setting all of this up and are hitting a couple of problems with trying to set […]
[…] from the initial version. And when it comes to unit testing in PHP, many of us are familiar with PHPUnit; however, when it comes to unit testing plugins that are integrated with WordPress, it helps to have a test environment set up. Sure, it’s possible to set aside a test database, test content, and […]
[…] to spend too much time hopping in and out of various windows, browser tabs, and so on. Furthermore, the fact that it exposes hooks for themes and plugins has also helped me get a better handle on some of the lesser known hooks which have allowed me to build some small utility plugins that […]
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