So far in this series, we've looked at the main content types in WordPress. But what about the additional data about all that content? That's where...

In an earlier tutorial in this series, we looked at the different content types in WordPress, of which user data is one. Here, I'll go into user data in...

Like so many examples of WordPress terminology, the term 'posts' can be confusing, as it refers to a post type as well as a content type stored in a specific...

In the first two parts of this series, I introduced the WordPress database and its structure and showed how relationships between different content types are...

Ever wondered exactly how the relationships between the data in your WordPress site work? In this article, I'll explain in detail how WordPress manages...

In this first part of a series on working with data in WordPress, I'll provide an overview of how WordPress stores data and what's stored in which database...

Last time we learned how to secure our server, this time we'll cover securing sensitive data from within our application itself. We'll discuss proper...

In the last video we learned how to validate and process form submissions in Symfony 2. But we didn't do anything with the submitted form data. Today, we'll...

In the earlier parts of this series, we've worked through the different tables in the WordPress database and examined what data they store, how they interact...

Authentication is required for virtually any type of web application. In this tutorial, I'd like to show you how you can go about creating a small...

RESTful API's are hard! There are a lot of aspects to designing and writing a successful one. For instance, some of the topics that you may find yourself...

In the initial entry in this series, we took care of the UI-aspect of our Twitter-clone, called Ribbit. Now, we'll begin coding the application in a number...