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A WordPress Plugin Boilerplate Generator

Since the release of the latest version of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate, the top two things that people have requested are documentation complete with examples, and a generator to ease the pain of having to replace certain tokens throughout the boilerplate’s codebase. And I’m all for it – I’ve even committed to begin providing this […]

How To Get Started with WordPress Plugin Development

[…] you’re an aspiring developer, what’s the advantage? Pippin is an expert WordPress Plugin developer. Reading his code and follow its organization will yield significant learning about developing WordPress Plugins. If you just opt to watch the repository, you’ll learn a lot about open source development and how various contributors interact with issues, pull requests, and […]

The WordPress Page Lifecycle

When working with WordPress, one of the most important things that a developer can learn is the WordPress Page Lifecycle. Understanding this single topic will make it exceptionally easy to know when to properly include your various hooks and filters so that they don’t interfere with the rest of the application and so that […]

Should WordPress Editor Styles Be Required For Premium Themes?

At this point, there are a number of great content management-related features that are built directly into WordPress that are easy for theme developers to employ. Some of these features include: Enabling post formats Automatic feed links Setting the default content width Opting to enable (or disable) featured images …and so on. And many […]

A Rule of Thumb for WordPress Partials

[…] we’re taking advantage of it as much as we should in order to create more reusable code on the front end of WordPress themes (or views or WordPress plugins). According to the Codex, the function should be used when we need to: Load a template part into a template (other than header, sidebar, footer). But […]

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