If you’re building functionality considered must-use, it’s worth building it in such a way that follows a standard structure within the mu-plugins directory.
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This series will cover the tools and libraries I use for writing better WordPress code.
I want to talk about a way of organizing WordPress settings screens from both the logic and the virtual organizational structures.
It’s another thing if you want to understand how to manually write information to the file for the purposes of research and debugging. In this post, we’ll continue doing exactly that to further our understanding WordPress error logs.
I’ve spoken about and written on autoloading in WordPress before, but I still find the benefits of autoloading help to write organized, traceable code.
