If you approach a lot of WordPress plugin development from an object-oriented perspective, then you’re eventually going to hit a point where you’re not doing a lot of interaction directly with WordPress core itself. And, in my mind, that’s a good thing. It’s a sign of an architecture that you’re properly structuring your code. That […]
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If your project requires all of WordPress, other plugins, or other dependencies, then not indexing all PHP files can save you a lot of time.
Last week, I shared my problems with the WordPress plugins repository. Above all else, I’ve really enjoyed the comments that people have shared – it’s full of good ideas, I’ve had my opinions changed a bit from the initial post, and the conversation is generally respectful. For those who have been following along, you know […]
[…] may be using classes in writing our plugins, but we don’t do such a good job of taking advantage of other object-oriented principles and features. An Object-Oriented WordPress Plugin, But Not Really Here’s the thing: It’s relatively common to see a class-based plugin and then assume it’s object-oriented. But simply using a single class […]
When writing solutions for WordPress, don’t set out to write everything in an object-oriented way. Don’t forget procedural programming in WordPress.
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