When it comes to building themes, plugins, and other projects on top of WordPress, I think there is room for improvement when it comes to introducing basic user interface principles. For example, I’ll be the first to admit that there are certain things I know – such as make users confirm before completing a destructive […]
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We do a good job of evangelizing the different tools, environments, and ways to tackle problems in our space (that is, within WordPress development), but I often wonder how well we do for actually documenting our practices, procedures, and so on for others. Sure, some companies open source their practices, and that’s great, but […]
Most developers in the WordPress space have their favorite IDE of choice. Ask around and you’re likely to hear people share their favorite editors being: – PHPStorm – Sublime Text – Atom – Netbeans – …and so on And these are all great options. For what it’s worth, I dig the fact that we […]
There have been times where I’ve considered pulling code down from the WordPress plugin repository or from GitHub because the way in which I write my code now differs from how I wrote my code when I was working on those projects. And surely you know what I’m talking about: It’s not that the […]
[…] in at the same time a friend of mine shared a timely article with me. So for those of you who are beginners, looking to get into WordPress development in any capacity, or who are even the least bit timid about releasing anything to the public for a fear of criticism, know that you’re in […]
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