WordPress Unit Testing: Setting Up and Writing Tests
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Here’s what fifteen years of debugging WordPress plugins at 3 AM taught me: the developers who sleep soundly aren’t necessarily better...
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WordPress Gutenberg Blocks: Custom Block Development
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Here’s what most developers get wrong about custom Gutenberg blocks: they rush to build complex, feature-rich blocks when simple, focused...
WordPress Debugging: Tools and Techniques for Developers
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The conventional wisdom around WordPress debugging is partially wrong—and it’s costing developers time and sanity. Most articles treat...
WordPress Query Loop: WP_Query Explained with Examples
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The advice you’ll find everywhere about WordPress queries misses a crucial detail: most developers reach for WP_Query when they should be using...
WordPress AJAX: Implementation in Themes and Plugins
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Popular opinion says WordPress AJAX is complicated and error-prone, but my experience tells a different story. The complexity most developers...
WordPress Theme Customizer: Building Custom Options
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The conventional wisdom around WordPress theme customization suggests that the Customizer is obsolete now that Full Site Editing exists. This...
WordPress REST API: Complete Developer’s Guide
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The conventional wisdom around WordPress REST API is partially wrong—and it’s costing developers opportunities. Most articles treat the REST...
WordPress Database Queries: Working with $wpdb
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Everyone’s talking about WordPress abstractions like WP_Query and get_posts(), but here’s what they’re missing: there are scenarios...
WordPress Custom Fields: Using ACF and Metaboxes
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The conventional wisdom around WordPress custom fields is partially wrong—and it’s costing developers time, money, and performance. I see it...
WordPress Shortcodes: Creation and Implementation Guide
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Everyone’s talking about Gutenberg blocks as the future of WordPress content creation, but here’s what they’re missing: shortcodes...
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