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Graduate to calm deployments
If you’ve built anything in WordPress, you know the deployment ritual. Maybe you’ve implemented Git-based deploys, but you’re still probably SSH-ing in to pull changes and hoping your database is…
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Use The WordPress Playground For Plugin Demos
The WordPress Playground is a new tool that provides a fully functional WordPress environment directly in the browser. It’s built with WebAssembly and can be spun up in a matter…
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Adding Plugin Check (PCP) to Your Development Workflow
In 2022, there was a post about a WordPress plugin checker that would be a tool for statically scanning plugins to identify if it follows certain guidelines and best practices.…
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How to: Use the WordPress Filesystem API
When developing a plugin, you may need to make changes to existing files on the server—like customizing the wp-config.php constant definitions or writing a custom config file. Filesystem changes can be a…
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The WordPress Community Needs More Utility Plugins
A utility plugin is anything that modifies functionality in a WordPress site that: Whenever you are working on a client site and need to modify a little functionality, turn it…
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How to: Configure WordPress Coding Standards
This week, I’m going to walk you through setting up a set of coding standards so you can maintain consistency in your WordPress plugin codebase. One of the best ways…
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Building a Stress-Free Deployment Pipeline
It’s Thursday afternoon and you’re working through your checklist trying to get a new version of the plugin done before you need to head out for a long weekend. Just…