[…] I think that developers should follow the platform’s API, use design patterns where applicable, and clearly organize their files. Over the past year, I’ve written a number of WordPress plugins both for contract and for hobby. During that time, I began creating a boilerplate of code off of which I build most of my widgets. The […]
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TL;DR: I find the using a registry, subscribers, and services very useful when building backend-centric plugins and utilities for WordPress. This post walks through how to do it. After working in with design patterns, object-oriented programming, and WordPress for years, common ways of solving problems are bound to arise. This is how we got […]
[…] I’d rather it be a short read with something practical that you can implement after reading each post. And one of the things that greatly helps with writing better WordPress code is Composer. Better WordPress Code with Composer If you’ve read this blog for any length of time, then you know that I’m a fan of […]
You should be well-versed in the refactoring we’re doing regarding the WordPress Widget Boilerplate. If not, I recommend catching up on the series thus far by: reading the previous post, or reading the entire series up to this point, and looking at the development branch of the project on GitHub. As far as the […]
With what I’m looking to focus on in 2017, I’m looking to do the whole WordPress plugin adoption thing. So if you’re interested, take a read.
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