Usually, whenever I share resources on this site, it’s for development-related tools. Sometimes it’s plugins, other times; it’s things that we may use that are tangentially related to our work. Sometimes, I’ll publish things from peers in the industry who I don’t know; other times; it’s from people who I know, consider a friend, and […]
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[…] definitive way to do this but to begin seeding thoughts for how we design, plan, build, and incorporate classes. What About Views? When it comes to writing plugins, I’m partial to treating what users will see as views. But there seems to be a catch here: It’s considered a poor practice to include files as it introduces […]
When it comes to working with WordPress plugins, it’s not uncommon to see people using more modern tools such as Composer, front-end dependency management via tools such as Node, and so on. In fact, I’d say the most popular is probably the Sage project from the Roots team. It’s great, but recently some friends […]
If you write object-oriented code for WordPress (usually within the context of plugins), you’re likely to come across a class_exists check before initializing a class. But we should start avoiding class_exists in much of our code at this point (with a few exceptions that I’ll outline below). Depending on the version of PHP you’re […]
[…] of that, where do you even draw the line? WordPress Donations: Easy To Hook Them Up A quick Google search yields that there are quite a few plugins that make it easy for users to hook up donations to their site: And I even have a page to which I link from my WordPress […]
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