Thoughts on Building Contemporary WordPress Plugins
I have been a passionate Laravel developer for the last few years, which has had a huge impact on how I approach coding now. Things such as object-oriented architecture, SOLID principles, test-driven...
View ArticleZipping The Way To WordPress World Domination
Zipballs … are part of the reason for WordPress’ incredible world takeover, if you ask me. Zipballs are easy to distribute and do not have any dependencies except an unzip utility of some sort....
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Continuous Integration With WordPress And CircleCi
Introduction Last week I spent most of my awake hours playing around with CircleCi. What should have taken me an hour or two ended up being a weekend project and ultimately resulted in this article....
View ArticleA Warning About Using Composer With WordPress
NB. I wrote a follow-up piece about this topic on the WP Tavern. Yesterday, I was watching the WP Sessions stream, where Josh Pollock talked about developing WordPress plugins using Composer. Josh did...
View ArticleAn Awesome Workflow for WordPress Site Developers
There’s a question I get quite often about WP Pusher and that is: “do you handle updates to the database as well?”. The answer to that question is “no”. WP Pusher is meant as a tool to deploy code...
View Article[Video] Releasing a product for WordPress.org with Git
As part of the Git for WordPress video course, Danny van Kooten shows how he uses Git to release a new version of his plugin MailChimp for WordPress. Danny van Kooten is the founder of Ibericode and...
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