When I first started working on WordPress plugin development, I used to obsess over the right hook to initialize WordPress plugins. That is, I thought there was one hook that would sit above all other hooks and prevent me from needing to go looking through the Codex or other source code to find the right […]
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[…] is nothing knew – we’ve been doing this since the GUI was introduced to computing, right? But is this something that we should be considering for our WordPress plugins (or our themes)? WordPress Plugin Icons As far as icons go, they ultimately help to form some type of identity for our application. In fact, I’d […]
If you spend time maintaining a WordPress project – be it a theme, plugin, or application, and regardless of if it’s free or premium – then you know the challenges that come with writing and maintaining documentation for your project. Sure, I think many of us who build and maintain projects consider documentation a form […]
[…] menus, categories, and tags are well-organized though they could use some work right now 🙂). Though since I finished my my recent series on using Ray in WordPress, I’ve really been thinking about what writing for this site would look like moving forward. And I consider thinking about how I used to write versus […]
This article will demonstrates how to use Ray in WordPress as an example of classic debugging.
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