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On Offering WordPress Support and Documentation

November 19, 2012 / Tom / 0 Comments

[…] I do what I can to respond to everything within 24 hours. For the most part, this has worked out well for smaller projects – especially free plugins – but not so much for larger contracts. Those I usually end up relegating to a phone call through some sort of previously agreed on SLA. […]

The Basics of Action Hooks in WordPress

July 31, 2018 / Tom

[…] your theme or your plugin. As for add_action: Actions are the hooks that the WordPress core launches at specific points during execution, or when specific events occur. Plugins can specify that one or more of its PHP functions are executed at these points, using the Action API. And, similarly, more simply put: Hooks a […]

Is It Really Worth Debating jQuery Versus ES6?

June 5, 2018 / Tom

When building WordPress plugins for myself or others, several of the things I take into account – as we all should – is the level of maintainability, scalability, and support for the plugin as WordPress continues to move forward. Specifically, I’m talking about client-side development (or, more simply, JavaScript). As the support for ES6 […]

Writing Unit Tests with PHPUnit, Part 3: XML Configuration

May 9, 2018 / Tom

[…] Mocking and bringing in WordPress is outside the scope of this post but it’s something we’ll likely look at in the future as it’s useful when testing plugins. For now, I’ll be including a simple autoloader that basically adds all files in the root of the project directory. The full source for it will […]

Writing Unit Tests with PHPUnit, Part 1: The Set Up

March 29, 2018 / Tom

[…] and this post isn’t going to attempt to cover all of that. Instead, it’s going to take a more pragmatic approach to writing unit tests against WordPress-based plugins, web applications, and the like. 1. Writing Unit Tests Whenever you first get into writing unit tests, you’re going to be presented with both the idea […]

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