Prerequisites: If you have not read Part 1, you should do that now. Class is in Session Yesterday we got started with the first piece of the plugin puzzle, the header. This is what tells WordPress all about your plugin [...]
Trying Something New Writing your own WordPress plugins is a lot less complicated than you may think. If you have basic PHP skills then you are more than capable of writing your own plugin. To help explain the process over [...]
Where do you see WordPress heading in 2012? Do you have any big plans of your own?
Amazon.com has officially begun their presale of Professional WordPress Plugin Development by Brad Williams, Ozh Richard, and Justin Tadlock. You’d be hard-pressed to find a better collaboration between plugin development experts in the WordPress community. Topics range from the foundations [...]
Want to learn how to extend WordPress? Consider this a crash course resource for building your own plugin. WordPress plugin development requires a little bit of personal initiative. Get ready to jump in and teach yourself. But where should you [...]
A few recent changes to the WordPress plugin repository are worth noting. One new feature is that when a user clicks the “broken” link on a plugin, his vote will be recorded and he will be redirected to start a [...]
If you’re new to WordPress and want to familiarize yourself with how the database is structured for a standard 3.0 installation, check out the codex database description. This is very helpful if you’re planning to write a plugin. Scroll down [...]
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