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A Plugin for Testing Custom Post Types

[…] various custom post types that a person may have. Because you can’t know that different custom post types that a person may have on their installation of WordPress, I wrote a small plugin that creates a generic custom post type that can be customized, used, and abused in your development environment. This way, you […]

Expanding The Blog Into a Greater Resource

[…] To be honest, the main things I set out to do with this blog was to provide a resource on what it’s like to work as a professional WordPress developer (which is a discussion in its own right) and to share my experiences along the way. I have no plans of stopping, but I’d like […]

Debugging with Query String Parameters

There are a number of ways that we debug our WordPress-based projects. Some people end up going through the code and setting up `print_r` statements or `var_dump` statements Some end up working through the code and changing variables or function names until they find where something breaks (or changes) Some use debugging software (or […]

The Constraints of an API Are a Good Thing

Because WordPress is built using a number of languages none of which are compiled, it makes it completely possible to make things happen within your theme, plugin, or extension by circumventing the native APIs. This means that if you wanted to, say, introduce some type of element on one of the dashboard screens or […]

An Interview with WPEka

WPEka is a site that’s been around since 2011 and has been offering a variety of resources to WordPress users, designers, and developers ever since. This past week, I had the chance to be interviewed by Disha who works for the company. Overall, I had a lot of fun. The questions were great and I’m […]

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