Part 1 of my upcoming series on Gutenberg blocks with @GoDaddyPro is in just a few days!
Learn why you should consider creating and using Blocks compared to the Classic Editor, and how to quickly get started creating Blocks without code.
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Alex Standiford
I could spend a year doing nothing but obsessing over code optimizations, but the object cache is useful tool to add to your toolkit.
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Speed Up Your Plugin With the WordPress Object Cache
Learn how you can use an object cache to make your WordPress plugin run faster, and skip repeated sections of code.
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Alex Standiford
If you’re looking for something to contribute to in #hacktoberfest2021, I have opened up Underpin and Nicholas to participate. PRs are welcome!
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Alex Standiford
I’m doing a set of webinars with @GoDaddyPro over the next few weeks. It’s going to be all about Gutenberg blocks.
The first webinar is all about how to make blocks quickly. I use this method on one-off sites that use custom blocks.
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Alex Standiford
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Three Tools To Make Your WordPress Plugin Extendable
Learn about hooks, decision lists, and middleware patterns, and how you can use each one to make your WordPress plugin extend-able
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Alex Standiford
I use Underpin to help me create structure in my plugin. This post talks about 5 of the biggest reasons why I use Underpin, and how it can help you build better WordPress plugins.
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5 Ways Underpin Helps You Build Better WordPress Plugins
WordPress is not a framework, it’s a management system. When building WordPress plugins, there’s a few rough rules on how to use WordPress, but otherwise you’re pretty much on your own to build your plugin’s architecture. I use Underpin to help me create structure in my plugin. This post talks about 5 of the biggest reasons why I use Underpin, and how it can help you build better WordPress plugins It Logs Everything It Does Underpin comes with a robust event logger. This logger allows you to log events that happen in your plugin. There are 8 event types that…
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Stop Returning false for Errors
I want to squash once and for all. Learn about a better WordPress alternative to using false – the WP_Error object.
