In this post, I break down the use of classes, templates, and partials in WordPress plugins using a simple example.
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[…] Hierarchy via WP Shout Introducing WordPress Multitenancy via Cliff Seal Explore The WordPress REST API with the New Interactive Console Plugin via WP Tavern Root Composition in WordPress Plugins via Tom J Nowell Finding and Fixing Slow WordPress Database Queries via Andy Adams And there you go. There’s more to share, of course, but I’ll […]
Have you ever had the, ahem, pleasure of customizing the WordPress query? One of the most useful things in debugging is displaying the last WordPress query. Let’s say you’re working with taxonomies and/or post types and you’re passing custom parameters around. And then, you want to setup some debugging to see exactly what’s hitting […]
[…] Other companies could take note, but that’s another post for another day. Today, Postmatic has officially hit 1.0 and I couldn’t be more excited for the team. Postmatic For WordPress Granted, we all use commenting differently in WordPress: Some use vanilla comments Some use Jetpack comments Some use Disqus comments Some don’t use comments at all […]
[…] tweet from a fellow developer for whom I greatly respect. He said: https://twitter.com/johnpbloch/status/565399105544126464 Which naturally got me a little bit introspective wondering ifI have been giving to WordPress as much as I should. The thing is that I think this is something that’s kind of hard to qualify. I mean, you have an internal […]
