One of the projects that I love working on the most is the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate. I dig it because it’s been a resource that has helped other people, and there are a number of other contributors that are constantly working to make it even better. Earlier this year, I had plans to begin […]
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[…] testing methodologies) is one of those things that’s often relegated to larger software applications or enterprise-level projects and seems to be often overlooked in the context of WordPress. Why is that? WordPress is a web application and the tools, themes, plugins, and extensions that we build are software that run on top of said platform […]
[…] this year. So, in keeping with the previous trend, here are the most useful (or popular) articles from 2023. 2023: Most Useful Articles The Architecture Astronauts of WordPress. Solving the problem is what’s useful. How you solve it is useful, too, but the architecture can be secondary to how it’s solved. How To Import Programmatically Defined […]
One of the things I’ve been considering for a while now (read: most of this year) is archiving my GitHub repositories and retiring what WordPress plugins I currently have available. Last month, I spent time thinking about why I’d want to do so versus just letting them sit. Though there are multiple reasons for doing […]
Earlier this month, we began looking at installing PHPUnit in Visual Studio Code with the ultimate goal of learning how to write unit tests for our WordPress-based projects. To that end, this post assumes that you’ve read the following posts and it assumes that you’ve caught up with a handful of previous posts: A […]
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