How to Write a Basic WordPress Plugin
Learning to develop a WordPress plugin doesn’t have to be difficult; you can start small and grow your skills over time
Learning to develop a WordPress plugin doesn’t have to be difficult; you can start small and grow your skills over time
Andrew Nacin has written a thorough post discussing many of the challenges for implementing taxonomy metadata in WordPress core and a potential roadmap for doing so. He also highlights how we may be able to achieve post to post relationships with alterations to the database schema. No promises are offered, but he assures that if…
Want to stop wasting time manually linting, concatenation, and minifying style and script files in your WordPress theme or plugin? Then you should start using Grunt – a cool tool that does it all for you. 10up has even released templates to kickstart your next project, using Grunt!
There’s a wide spread digital myth in the WordPress microverse about the functions.php file and that it’s a code snippet container. This post tries to explain why people are misusing this file, shows alternatives and explains step by step how to get out of that trap. Written for the developer as well as for the…
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After interviewing thirteen WordPress developers for a book on getting up and running with WordPress development, I have some key takeaways that I’d like to share with you.
CrowdFavorite has officially released a Ruby gem that they’ve been using for some time that allows for deploying WordPress sites with Capistrano. They talk about how it’s different from Mark Jaquith’s WP-Stack, which you may have heard of, in the announcement post. Also included in the release was a Ruby gem called Steps, that produces…