[…] not particularly interested in talking about all of the things his article hits on, there are two specific things that I found relevant to anyone who is just getting started writing WordPress code, or who has been writing WordPress code for sometime and may need a refresher. Pragmatism in WordPress Our industry is plagued with a number of […]
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If you’re any sort of a WordPress developer, then one of the things that you’ve no doubt noticed is how we market our work. I’d say that it can be divided into two camps: You have the developers who promote the features, design, and options that the theme or plugin offers. You have the […]
One of my favorite things about working with WordPress is the community around the platform and how easy it is to extend the core application through themes and plugins. One of the challenges of new WordPress developers is getting started with publishing their plugins. As such, I contributed an article that can be found […]
In addition to the Widget Boilerplate, the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate has also received some updates within the last few months: The following changes have recently been merged into the project: Code refactored to comply with WordPress coding standards Implemented default README requirements Resolved a problem with script and style paths being incorrect Improved calls […]
In the previous post, I spoke briefly about WordPress directories. Specifically, I talked about placing files in an `inc` directory whenever building a theme. This lead to a comment by Richard that I thought was worth covering here: In the theme folder, sometimes I see people use “lib” to include theme assets and other […]
