[…] the truth is that it’s still software and that there will inevitably be bugs. On top of that, if you’re in the business of building products – sites, themes, plugins, etc – on top of WordPress for others, then ultimately you – not the platform – become responsible for anything that goes wrong with the application or any […]
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[…] result of code you didn’t even write. You’re Shielded. If you really want to become a professional developer – regardless of if it is for themes or plugins – then there’s a period through which you have to suffer while learning the various API’s. Be it the Options API, the Settings API, the Transients […]
[…] it comes to client work, I’ve made a lot of progress with this over the past year; however, when it comes to working on products (be it plugins, themes, or something similar), I’m not as good as I’d like to be. Nonetheless, I’m still working on it and one of the ways in which […]
One of the small plugins that I’ve maintained – and used – for sometime is the Markdown Code For WordPress plugin. I initially wrote the plugin last year as a way to easily include my most frequently used markdown syntax into my post and comment editing. Specifically, the plugin supports: Backticks for `code`. Single-asterisks […]
[…] I come off as someone who espouses object-oriented programming as the way to write code for WordPress. Within theme development, that definitely isn’t true, and when it comes to plugins, it’s true only when the plugin has more than than a few functions or few moving parts that are needed to get work to done. But […]
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