π§ͺ Here’s a MySQL engine that’s…
π§ͺ Here’s a MySQL engine that’s written in PHP for unit tests. π² (Hat tip to George Peter Banyard.)
π§ͺ Here’s a MySQL engine that’s written in PHP for unit tests. π² (Hat tip to George Peter Banyard.)
The official stance of WordPress.org is that WordPress is supported on PHP 5.2.4 or greater. The official stance of the Plugin Team regarding what version of PHP your plugins can use is .. not that. We donβt have an official stance. Weβve never needed one. We do (often) test complex plugins on multiple versions of…
Tech Roundup Week Ending June 2: Check out what happened in WordPress (and other) tech this week.
A recent ticket committed to WordPress trunk seems to be addressing the first in a series of steps to enforce a “Requires PHP version” message for WordPress plugins. This is encouraging to see. Alain Schlesser shows a preview of what this message could look like in the plugin installer. In related news, Felix Arntz recently…
I am joined by Matt Mullenweg to discuss decision making, Gutenberg, core WordPress processes, Automattic’s business, and more.
As a WordPress Code Instructor Jonathan Bossenger gets to work with the Training team and the WordPress community in creating technical educational content for Learn WordPress.
Mike Schinkel posted on his HardcoreWP blog about why you should never use closing PHP tags in WordPress plugins. It’s a great read. He goes in depth about why, versus just telling you not to. This is how beginner level PHP tutorials should be written. I’m really digging Mike’s blog.