We should escape WordPress data in the context of a template file or a view rather than in the context of a function.
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Internationalizing WordPress projects are arguably more important now than ever. With WordPress‘ market share as large as it is, it’s never been used by such a wide audience. To that end, it makes sense that a project accessible to people all over the world can be translated into the various languages said people use. […]
As much as I love how easy it is to create a project on top of WordPress and release it into one of the free repositories, there are certain aspects of development that are neglected. Case in point: testing. And though I’ve been talking a little bit about unit testing, there are also other […]
WordPress image optimization is one of those things that’s useful for anyone who blogs regularly (be it weekly, bi-weekly, daily, or however many times). Including images in your posts is usually considered a good thing, but as you start to do so over time, you’re going to end up utilizing storage space on […]
Most experienced WordPress developers will likely make the case that themes are for presentation and plugins are functionality. I agree with this and it’s something that I try to take into account with each project that I work on. That is, whenever I have a project that consists of some unique functionality, then I’ll […]
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