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[…] fit with the vision of the plugin. So yesterday, I officially released Tag Sticky Post 1.2. What’s New in Tag Sticky Post? Tag Sticky Post at the WordPress Plugin Repository In this particular version, I introduced the following functionality: Introducing support for multiple tags in the querying string. So if your URL contains tag/tag1+tag2+tag3 […]
[…] day, though, I find opportunities for little things that I want to streamline: There are small utility plugins that I write to help be when writing in WordPress, There are a list of small programs or scripts I want to write to help automate certain, repetitive tasks I do on a monthly basis I’d […]
[…] into questions since it’s the most import. Anything extra will be tagged at the end. Questions. What do you recommend in terms of design patterns when writing WordPress plugins? I don’t talk about classical design patterns as laid out by the Gang of Four. Instead, I talk a bit more about the patterns I use […]
[…] utility of building something for someone and the amount of time it takes to build the said thing. By that, I mean that when it comes to WordPress, it’s relatively easy to build small, simple plugins and utilities for others that aren’t necessarily following whatever the modern best practices are. And, as for this […]
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