In the first post in this series, I talked all about how I wanted to tackle about an introduction to object-oriented programming within the context of WordPress.
There are some great resources for object-oriented programming but they can use contrived examples, or they can move too quickly for those who are just looking to get started.
In an attempt to keep this from happening, I think talking about OOP in WordPress anchors us to a strong foundation and using practical examples will always be better than using generic examples that are difficult to translate to the domain in which we’re working.
For those who’ve yet to join or who haven’t caught up just yet, the first post hits on the following topics:
- Object-Oriented Analysis,
- Determining Must-Haves versus Nice-To-Haves,
- And Why Is It Hard?
And that’s where this post is going to pick-up.