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5.1 Understanding The Flow of Control

The purpose of this lesson is to follow the flow of control of the plugin so that we have a strong understanding as to how these two patterns fit together, how the plugin works, and how information flows from the initial point of execution up to the point where it's displaying information on the actual blog itself.

1.Introduction
4 lessons, 28:18

1.1
Plan For The Course
02:41

1.2
The Development Environment (Part 1)
07:01

1.3
The Development Environment (Part 2)
09:24

1.4
WordPress Plugins
09:12

2.Design Patterns
1 lesson, 05:49

2.1
What Are Design Patterns?
05:49

3.The Singleton Pattern
3 lessons, 21:13

3.1
What is the Singleton Pattern?
04:55

3.2
Implementing The Singleton Pattern (Part 1)
05:25

3.3
Implementing The Singleton Pattern (Part 2)
10:53

4.The Simple Factory Pattern
3 lessons, 24:31

4.1
What is the Simple Factory Pattern?
06:04

4.2
Implementing The Simple Factory Pattern (Part 1)
08:01

4.3
Implementing The Simple Factory Pattern (Part 2)
10:26

5.Conclusion
2 lessons, 13:12

5.1
Understanding The Flow of Control
07:26

5.2
Wrapping It All Up: On To Other Patterns!
05:46

Tom McFarlin

Tom is a self-employed developer who loves writing, building, and sharing WordPress-based projects. He runs Pressware where he provides WordPress goods and services. You can follow him on Twitter.

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Design Patterns in WordPress

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5.1 Understanding The Flow of Control

1.Introduction4 lessons, 28:18

2.Design Patterns1 lesson, 05:49

3.The Singleton Pattern3 lessons, 21:13

4.The Simple Factory Pattern3 lessons, 24:31

5.Conclusion2 lessons, 13:12

1.Introduction
4 lessons, 28:18

2.Design Patterns
1 lesson, 05:49

3.The Singleton Pattern
3 lessons, 21:13

4.The Simple Factory Pattern
3 lessons, 24:31

5.Conclusion
2 lessons, 13:12