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TL;DR: Here’s how you can write domain-specific, testable helper functions in procedural programming in WordPress. If you decide to use procedural code when writing plugins or extensions for WordPress, this doesn’t mean that everything has to be in a monolithic function. That is, it’s still possible – and a good idea – keep domain-specific […]

[…] ensure that Ray is installed at a per-project level and only for development purposes, but will also be declared at an application configuration level such that your plugins don’t need to incorporate them into their files for you to take advantage of the ray() function. 📝 Note: Out of the box, the ray function […]

[…] you don’t, it’s going to feel far less intimidating and far less difficult. 🎤 Personally Speaking For me, I started working primarily on simple templates tweaks and plugins because I was comfortable with PHP. That lead me to exploring the documentation and getting familiar with how to read and write data against the database […]