Dependency injection for WordPress plugins
Mike Toppa gives us a guide for using dependency injection to organize code in our plugins.
Mike Toppa gives us a guide for using dependency injection to organize code in our plugins.
So they say. Specifically, David Mainayar said in Woo Weekly #399 that it’s the fastest he’s seen, and I imagine he’s seen a lot.
Here’s a very simple question to a potentially confusing problem relating to how WordPress relates ID’s, slugs, and tags when dealing with URLs.
Curtis McHale defends that including solid and comprehensive documentation with your projects is probably a task you can no longer ignore, if you want to stand out as a more complete WordPress developer.
What do you (still) love in tech that’s old? (Tell us in the comments.)
Jason Coleman describes just why the new WordPress Heartbeat API is beneficial, and gives a sample implementation to help get you started.
Andrey Savchenko, known as Rarst in the WordPress community, has built a great guide to using Composer in WordPress. Composer is a dependency management tool for PHP projects. It brings a ton of power to the table, and this resource is great for any of us getting started with using Composer in our WordPress projects….