Using Namespaces and Autoloading in WordPress Plugins
4 PostsIn this series, we're going to take a look at exactly what PHP namespaces are, why they are beneficial, and how to use them. Then we're going to take a look at how to use autoloaders to automatically load the files that we need without having to manually load them in our code.View Learning Guide...
Adding Custom Hooks in WordPress
2 PostsIn 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 own actions and filters. In this tutorial, we're focusing on hooks and actions.View Learning Guide...
Implementing DDD in Laravel
3 PostsThe process of software development is complicated. When we face problems, we usually try to tackle the complexity by turning it into more understandable and manageable pieces.View Learning Guide...
Building a Welcome Page for Your WordPress Product
4 PostsRight after you update WordPress, you are redirected to view a welcome page. This welcome page helps you better understand the new feature and bug fixes in the current update. Same is the case with a few plugins. When users install one of these plugins or update them, they are redirected to a welcome page. That welcome page is what we are going to build in this series.View Learning Guide...
Create a 'Conversation' Banner With Revolving Text Using a Custom Post Type
2 PostsSliders are often used for images but you can use them for text too. Here I'll show you how to create a slider with two blocks of text to create a conversation effect.View Learning Guide...
Kick-start WordPress Development With Twig
4 PostsTwig templating engine along with the plugin called Timber can help us write super-clean and modular code in WordPress. In this series, we'll discuss its implementation and integration with WordPress.View Learning Guide...
