One of the challenges that comes with working with any new API is learning how to use it. And by that, I mean generally overcoming the learning curve – and I believe that this Some libraries and frameworks have some relatively easy APIs once you grok the basics (and I think WordPress falls into this camp), […]
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When it comes to launching the final version of a product be it a theme, plugin, or a web application regardless of it’s built on WordPress or not, source code control can be a life saver. This is why most developers live and die by the source control system that they use. Before going any […]
If you’re getting started in WordPress development, odds are it won’t be long until you bump up against the concept of hooks. That is, points during the WordPress life cycle that allow us to add our own functionality to customize how WordPress behaves. Of course, this is how both themes and plugins are made to do […]
Towards the end of November, I shared a quick tip on how to extract a certain type of data with RegEx. As mentioned in the post, this is all part of the process of working to create a certain type of CSV. And for anyone else who has worked on a similar process, the odds are […]
When it comes to treating WordPress as a web application foundation (and I dislike the use of the word framework, because that’s not what it is), one of things that I think that we, as developers, need to do a better job of doing is to introducing features that more conceptually map to the model […]
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