[…] there are things about Git that I like, but it’s GitHub’s organization that fits how I do work. Anyway, overtime I figured I’d discuss my thoughts on WordPress source control. In this post: commit messages. Earlier last month, Ryan McCue shared the following tweet: Any time you write “also” in a commit message, you’re […]
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[…] giving a lot of thought about a number of different things with regard to how we go about building plugins, themes, extensions, tools, and so on for WordPress. I think that we intrinsically know that we should be focused on our users, but I think there’s also something inside of us that wants to […]
Last March, I wrote a post on How To Include a Page Template in a WordPress Plugin. The post and the associated code was a proof-of-concept that was never intended to be used in production environments. But since then, I’ve received a few pull requests and have implemented some additional changes that have brought this […]
In my most recent article on WPTuts+, I discuss what it’s like working with a distributed team and WordPress. The point of the article was to give a short summary as to how it’s possible and what’s required to do good work. The primary reason that I wanted to write this article was two […]
[…] Icons (add filters to Icons) and then use your plugin with my next Themeforest theme.. — 🔥 Nauris (@pyronaur) February 20, 2013 Sure, all plugins in the WordPress Plugins Repository are open source by nature, but GitHub makes collaboration that much easier, so I was happy to oblige. Tipsy Social Icons on GitHub This is one of the […]
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