[…] Epstein’s blog – also known (or perhaps more commonly known) as @Ipstenu – on Handling Negatives. In the article, Mika talks about the fun that comes with developing plugins, themes, and generally any product where customers can share their thoughts with you. And if it isn’t obvious by the title, she covers how to handle […]
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If you’re in the business of creating WordPress plugins for yourself or for others, then it’s likely that you’ve done work with custom post types. On top of that, there’s a chance that you’ve needed to introduce some functionality into a custom post type based on what’s selected in the plugin settings (which I […]
[…] about the following: How I got started with WordPress The topics that I often blog about, and where you can find me blogging Some of my favorite plugins that are available in the WordPress Plugin Repository Pressware Dev Practices My current backlog of products (primarily some of the themes on which I’m working) A […]
[…] that they are capable of working through the items in the test plan. For one example, with a recent project, I broke down my test plans for WordPress plugins into the following sections: Installation and Activation Plugin Settings Individual Post (or Custom Post Type) settings From here, I the introduce sections for each of the elements […]
[…] on: Strategies for file organization, naming conventions, leveraging reference documents, and more. Environments covering development, staging, and production, and how version control plays into the whole development process. Tools and plugins that I recommend all developers should have installed in their local development environment. Throughout the series, I’ll be sharing how I setup and configure my local […]
