Software Engineering in WordPress, PHP, and Backend Development
With the release of WordPress 3.5, I’ve spent some time updating my plugins to make sure they’re compliant. Additionally, I’ve been trying to patch any outstanding bugs and issues before working on new features.
Yesterday, I updated Single Post Message to resolve a couple of issues and introduced new features.
As a developer, one of the things that I love to do is read how others created their work. Sure, we’re all a different type of programmer but that doesn’t mean that I’m not interested in the work that others are doing.
In fact, I find that I often learn new things from seeing how other people face the technical challenges of their particular platform.
So, to that end, I thought I’d share the work that went into and that tools that I used to create Single Post Message.
Single Post Message For WordPress is a plugin for easily adding short messages in the top of your posts and displaying them in both the browser and in RSS feeds.
I started working on this plugin a couple of weeks ago and have been dogfooding it throughout development – here’s an example of the plugin in action.
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