There are a number of plugins for WordPress Developers that I consider to be must-have for any local development environment. These include: Theme Check Log Deprecated Notices RTL Tester Debogger Theme Unit Test even though is is technically import data Each of these serves a unique purpose when working on themes and plugins especially if […]
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There’s one aspect of plugins I think about: What level of plugin code quality of enough to ship the first version of a plugin?
One of the things that I love about the ‘features as a plugin’ approach that the core team takes is that it allows us to evaluate plugins such as Shiny Updates for WordPress. To make sure we’re all on the same page, feature plugins refer to functionality that may or may not ultimately make […]
[…] that it’s a viable platform. Lately, I’ve had several conversations with others who are skeptical (and rightly so). Themes are often viewed as “skins” for WordPress and plugins are often viewed as little ways to add new features to a blog. If anything, I’d say that one could make a stronger case for plugins being […]
[…] Gary Jones about some of the practices and conventions used throughout the code. Up until this point, I’ve traditionally included a plugin.po file with each of my plugins to make it easy for translators; however, Gary’s been kind enough to point out the a .pot file should actually be included. From a discussion on […]
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