In my previous post of this series, I started building a welcome page for a WordPress plugin. In this final article, I'll discuss the remaining plugin files...

Now that meeting organizers are ready to finalize meeting plans, we need to build and attach .ics files so attendees can import them into their calendar of...

Coding a welcome page for your WordPress plugin can be a tricky process. The entire concept revolves around redirecting users to a particular page via...

To make it easier for new users, we'll allow them to sign up with their Google, Facebook and Twitter accounts and let existing users connect these services...

Now that we can deliver our first meeting invitations, it's time to ensure that the links in those emails can be authenticated and handled properly. And...

Follow along as Meeting Planner gets ready to deliver its first meeting invitation and contemplate the impacts of our progress.

In this video from my course on creating content in WordPress, you’ll learn how to create pages. I’ll also show you how to add them to a page hierarchy for...

React can work with your existing apps, no matter if they are made in Node or not. We will detail the many ways React can be implemented to work alongside...

In our new Coffee Break Course, Understanding OAuth, Envato Tuts+ instructor Simon Bacquie will explain what OAuth is and why it is used, through visuals and...

With Virtual Private Servers getting more affordable, it is easier than ever to set up a unique Content Management System (CMS) for a web site. In this...

In this two-part series, we're going to review the WordPress hook system and how it's implemented, and we're going to take a look at how to define both our...

Being a popular e-commerce framework, OpenCart already supports different caching adapters like APC, Memcached and File in the core. Today, we’ll extend it...