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Start Writing WordPress Tutorials in these Gutenberg Times

[…] are an experienced developer, it’s still going to be teaching them how to work within the confines of WordPress. Sure, there are a multiple ways to write plugins but learning how to get started is the first step towards seeing that.  Saying “here’s how to write a plugin that will read user profile information […]

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[…] published are: Object-Oriented Programming in WordPress: A Summary Adding Custom Hooks in WordPress Creating Custom WordPress Administration Pages Internationalizing WordPress Projects Using Namespaces and Autoloading in WordPress Plugins Again, though the context in which some of the ideas are produced or shared may be dated, the principles often transcend the version of WordPress that’s […]

On the Magnitude of WordPress

[…] Slack channels, reading what’s published on blogs about WordPress, listening to what’s covered in podcasts, finding out who is acquiring who, and following various things regarding themes, plugins, the editor, and Trac tickets that are a month old or 10 years old. Speaking only for myself, it’s easy to get stuck in the same […]

Proud To Announce The Launch of WP Daily!

[…] with WP Daily In short, WP Daily is our latest venture into the digital publishing space in which we’re aiming to cover all things WordPress. This includes: News Events Plugins Themes Podcasts Op-Eds …and more We believe that WordPress is the absolute best publishing platform on the planet (and a solid application framework, as well), and […]

Digital Minimalism, Update 1: How’s It Going?

[…] it writing articles for this site as well as working on other projects that I hope to release this year. Case in point: I’ve got four WordPress plugins done, another one in development, and they have nothing to do with anything related to FSE or the Block Editor. They are simply things I wish […]

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