[…] 1.0, but I’d like to have as many of you code review it as possible. Ultimately, I’d love to have this become the de-facto boilerplate for creating WordPress plugins so if you have five minutes and feel like opening a ticket, contributing a pull request, contributing some other change (even if it’s a feature request), […]
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When talking about WordPress security from a developer’s standpoint, it’s inevitable that the topic of nonce fields and nocne values are going to come up. And rightfully so! These are ways to help protect submission information from contaminating our databases. But are they the way to fully secure our code? Before looking at that, […]
When it comes to what it means to learn WordPress, and depending on who you talk to, you’re going to find one of two answers: – WordPress has a steep learning curve. – WordPress has a small learning curve. You know what’s true about both of those statements? They are both true but they […]
[…] some example code in a minute, but all of this has got me thinking about creating a definitive pattern that can be reused whenever we’re working on WordPress plugins (or themes). That is, there’s a bit of structure that can be reused and followed in order to prevent anti-patterns, to prevent spaghetti code, to prevent […]
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