Chris Wallace has put up a Github repo called Base WP Plugin, a base for your plugin development. It’s got a structure and base setup that you can use for your own development. He’s asked for contributors to hop in and get involved in working out any kinks.
A solid post by Geert that provides a correct way to include language files in your plugins as well as a great explanation as to why this approach is best.
For too long, companies have been automating customer service, but that depersonalises the relationship. It’s time to make customer service human again.
WordPress is an amazing community, but if you’ve been in it for long, it can be a bit rough too. We are one big messy family. For the overwhelming majority of my time in it, I’ve found the most incredible people. But sometimes it can feel brutal if you let it. Last week, I talked…
Pippin Williamson has discontinued memberships on his website to provide free and open access to his tutorials. The product side of his business has grown enough that he can’t consistently produce new tutorials and provide code reviews, so he’s opening up the existing material. I’m sure many more people will come to appreciate his development tutorials,…
In this spotlight, Adam Warner talks about GoDaddy Pro: what it is, how it works, and how they serve the greater community).
StudioPress has a brand new look, and is now marketing itself primarily as StudioPress Sites. At a foundational level, StudioPress Sites feels like a mashup of other products under the parent company umbrella, backed by the powerful StudioPress brand. In reality, nothing is that simple. StudioPress Sites is hosted WordPress, a thing I’ve long advocated…
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You should also check out https://github.com/tommcfarlin/WordPress-Plugin-Boilerplate from @tommcfarlin.