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Here are a few things I think about when I work on WordPress themes that other developers may encounter down the road. It’s good to work in a way that helps those who come after you know what you’ve done, especially when you have to do something that’s not particularly ideal.

WordPress coding standards: you’ll thank yourself later

ByBrian Krogsgard

Tom McFarlin has written another useful post on the wpTuts+ blog. He reminds us to stick to the WordPress coding standards for our naming conventions and function arguments. As you start working with other developers on projects, or see your own code for the first time in six months, these easy-to-implement standards will be your…

Automating i18n in WordPress themes
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Automating i18n in WordPress themes

ByBrady Vercher

According to the Polygots Make blog, WordPress is used all over the world and in many different languages. To put that in perspective, more than a third of existing WordPress installations are non-English and in his keynote at WordCamp Seattle, core developer Andrew Nacin mentioned that only 5-10% of the world speaks English. At AudioTheme,…

Rewrite rules made easy

ByBrian Krogsgard

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Last chance: Come to A Day of REST to learn about the next generation of WordPress
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Last chance: Come to A Day of REST to learn about the next generation of WordPress

ByBrian Krogsgard

Don’t miss your opportunity to visit Boston for the second iteration of A Day of REST, a conference exclusively devoted to teaching you about the WordPress REST API.