Introducing autoloading in conjunction with namespaces in a WordPress plugin can make the application even cleaner.
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[…] further (such as different types of dependency injection, etc.) but the purpose of this series isn’t to cover that. Instead, it’s to take the idea of seeing plugins written by many procedural functions and then break them into more conceptual classes that encapsulate their responsibilities. Secondly, if you review the source code in the […]
[…] if you’re looking to authenticate a user with WordPress programmatically, then there are a few extra steps required to do it properly especially if you’re working with caching plugins. And that’s where WordPress user caches come into play. WordPress User Caches Aside from simply creating an authentication cookie, it’s important to make sure that you’re […]
[…] it. That said, I had the chance to be featured on a recent episode of How I Built It in which I talk about one of my plugins (that’s horribly named) and some other related topics. The How I Built It Podcast with Joe Casabona The episode is based on Page Template Dashboard which is a […]
It’s about registering WordPress hooks using an object-oriented approach to decrease coupling and increase cohesion in the plugin.
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