[…] each of these layers, and there are even layers within layers, but this is generally the architecture that you’re going to find 99% of the time. And WordPress is no different. One of the most important aspects of working with web applications that’s often over looked by both beginner and advanced developers alike is […]
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If you need to write a query against the WordPress database, grab a reference to `$wpdb` and get to work, right? In some instances, sure. I’m not opposed to this. After all, the API exists for a reason. But sometimes, I think we bypass built-in APIs. We go straight for `$wpdb` without looking to […]
[…] proponent of concatenating and minifying dependencies, it’s not without challenges. Sure, this is includes both stylesheets and JavaScript, but I’m specifically talking about debugging minified files in WordPress. It’s one thing to have your JavaScript files separated and organized in your Development. But when it’s time to deploy to Production, you should be aiming […]
In this series, we’re writing a TinyMCE plugin that is then wrapped in a WordPress plugin that will then allow the user to click on the button and add their own content (whatever that content may be). In the next couple of articles, we’re going to take a look at how to do exactly […]
By their nature, WordPress themes are open source. Whether or not you want to be is kind of a moot point because anything work that is a derivative of a GPL-based work must be licensed as GPL, as well. WordPress is GPL, thus plugins, themes, and any other work that’s built on top of it should […]
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