Ultimately, if you’re looking for a way to distribute a WordPress plugin that uses Composer without continuous integration, this is a way to do it.
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WordPress provides all of the facilities that we need; however, we can make it easier by writing a helper function for admin notices. It’s simple, too.
If you’ve been following along with the series thus far, then you’re likely seeing just how useful proper debugging can be especially when working on WordPress. That is to say that not only are you able to gain valuable insights into your own projects, but you can see how WordPress core works, too. At […]
Yesterday, I talked briefly about a rationale for using PSRs versus the WordPress Coding Standards and the when and why of both. But that doesn’t mean it’s not without its points of confusion especially if you’re just starting with them, right? By that, I mean: Say you’ve been working with the WordPress Coding Standards […]
Introducing autoloading in conjunction with namespaces in a WordPress plugin can make the application even cleaner.
