Lessons:18Length:2 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
4.2 Composer Autoloading
We already set up autoloading, but now that we’re using Composer, we should take advantage of its powerful autoloading features. If you want to keep some MVC code out of your plugin files, this video will demonstrate how to tie that all together with Composer.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:29
1.1
Introduction
01:29
2.Getting Started
2.1Installing WordPress via the Command Line05:37
2.1
Installing WordPress via the Command Line
05:37
2.2Take Control of your Environment11:53
2.2
Take Control of your Environment
11:53
2.3Taking Advantage of PHP 5.3 and Beyond06:25
2.3
Taking Advantage of PHP 5.3 and Beyond
06:25
3.OOP Plugin Development
3.1Creating an Object-Oriented Plugin08:12
3.1
Creating an Object-Oriented Plugin
08:12
3.2Autoloading05:26
3.2
Autoloading
05:26
3.3Dependency Management06:35
3.3
Dependency Management
06:35
4.Using Composer with WordPress
4.1Setting up Your composer.json File07:02
4.1
Setting up Your composer.json File
07:02
4.2Composer Autoloading04:00
4.2
Composer Autoloading
04:00
5.Building a REST API for your WordPress Data
5.1Using the Slim Microframework to Build an API 10:05
5.1
Using the Slim Microframework to Build an API
10:05
5.2Adding Create, Update, and Delete Actions14:35
5.2
Adding Create, Update, and Delete Actions
14:35
5.3Building a JavaScript Application02:31
5.3
Building a JavaScript Application
02:31
6.Advanced Templating with Twig
6.1A Twig Overview11:53
6.1
A Twig Overview
11:53
6.2Using Twig in WordPress Themes Using Timber01:36
6.2
Using Twig in WordPress Themes Using Timber
01:36
7.Learning WP-CLI
7.1The Basics of WP-CLI08:01
7.1
The Basics of WP-CLI
08:01
7.2Custom Commands10:24
7.2
Custom Commands
10:24
8.Unit Testing in WordPress
8.1The WordPress Testing Library05:54
8.1
The WordPress Testing Library
05:54
9.Conclusion
9.1Goodbye00:39
9.1
Goodbye
00:39
