[…] to create whatever feature or system they are looking to create. But before doing that, take a step back and ask: Can the WordPress database schema already support this? For those who are just getting into the application, it may not feel like it, but remember that the features that we’re used to seeing on the […]
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[…] it will wrap the core WordPress user model, but I have to introduce some additional attributes and ultimately create relationships with other models that WordPress doesn’t natively support. Anyway, I’m writing unit tests for everything that’s going into the application and I hit an interesting point when it came to unit testing the validation […]
[…] harder to contribute to other developer’s work – especially with plugins – with the way that the plugin repository is organized. Though each plugin offers its own support forum, users often leave comments on the developer’s blog rather than in the forum. Case in point. There’s also no easy way to track and file […]
[…] IE Improved the way that comments are associated with images to improve performance and to make sure that images aren’t lost when the plugin is deactivated Added support for comment images on pages Resolved a bug that improperly displayed images when a user posted two comments back-to-back each of which had images. Small updates, […]
[…] gave no other direction that than that. I can definitively say that doing this helped me release a version of the theme that has had very few bug-related support tickets. I’m not saying it was perfect. It wasn’t. I don’t even think it’s possible for humans to produce perfect software (let alone anything else), but […]
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