Wordpress
Basic AJAX in WordPress
Setting up WordPress with WP-CLI
Building a WordPress API Request
In an effort to put more content on this blog, i’ve decided to try and take some simplified quick and dirty versions of code i’ve written or concepts that i’ve re-used in various scenarios. Below is an example function, with commenting, of what a starter function to make a server side request to a JSON api might look like!
Read More Building a WordPress API RequestRegular Expressions
Regular expressions… and I’m not talking about the ones you normally text with. It is an apt name however, due to it being something I use on a very “regular” basis. My Initial Expression When I first stumbled across regex, my initial expression was one of boredom. Let’s be honest, regex doesn’t exactly boast of…
Read More Regular ExpressionsDeveloping WordPress Plugins
Post thumbnail WordPress Plugins – For most people this is the bread and butter of their site. The theme provides the style, but except for the initial core features of WordPress, everything additional is done through plugins and extensions. The Goal The goal of this series of posts is to document my current practices as well as…
Read More Developing WordPress PluginsLevel Up Your Editor
Ahh, the text editor. One of the most prized developer possessions. And like any machine, you gotta look under the hood to see why no two are the same. We all have “our” theme, “our” packages, “our” snippets, etc. One of the best ways I’ve improved my environment has been primarily by reading what other…
Read More Level Up Your EditorWP Engine: Post Launch Development
I recently ran into a situation when working with a site on WP Engine post going live. It was a bit of a struggle and I decided to come up with something better. I knew WP Engine had git push options, and had used them before, but that was only one of the pieces I needed for a…
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