One of the toughest things about building products for WordPress is making sure that you exhaustively test every single nuance of your theme. Aside from things like post, pages, images, and headings, it includes, widgets, menus, non-breaking test, threaded comments, and so on. At WordCamp Atlanta, Michael Novotny – the guy responsible for running […]
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During this year’s State of the Word, the new design for the WordPress administration experience was discussed. As described by Matias: As WordPress turns twenty years old, the overall aim of this work is to improve upon this experience at a foundational design level, giving plugins and users more control over the navigation while […]
Understanding caching in WordPress by starting with the basics by understanding the concept of a trip on a site with no caching.
Simply contributing your work to GitHub is not enough. You have to submit your WordPress plugin to Packagist. Here’s how to do it.
Dependency Injection is one area where I think WordPress developers have the opportunity to make improvements in their code’s organization.
