This tutorial is the first tutorial for *WordPress Plugin Development *that should be studied by beginners.
Developing your first plugin can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. This presentation assists beginner to intermediate developers in understanding the basics of plugin development by walking through a basic plugin step by step. It goes over hooks, how important they are, how they are used, and what hooks are available to you...
Making the leap to writing your own WordPress plugin can seem impossible, but you can make it easy! In this talk, I'll show you how to write the simplest possible WordPress plugin. The plugin won't be able do much, but after writing it you will. You'll learn how to add your own javascript, css, and...
This session assumes a basic understanding of plugin development (hooks!) and PHP, and introduces habits that make plugins secure, reliable, compatible, maintainable, and usable. Subtitle this video →
You will find it easier to follow if you have watched the earlier video tutorials in this list.
Plugins are PHP scripts that alter your website - basically, bits (or even lots!) of code that can be uploaded to your WordPress install to extend and expand the functionality of your site, without having to hack the core code.
The tutorial is the latest tutorial in WordPress plugin development. See it to learn what is new.
This tutorial walks you through the process of creating your first plugin - WordPress taxonomies.
The only thing we've yet to do is actually put together a plugin that demonstrates how to use the API to implement our own custom taxonomies. So in this post, we're going to do exactly that. | Difficulty: Beginner; Length: Medium; Tags: WordPress, PHP, CMS, Web Development, WordPress Plugins
Time to create the first plugin. Nice and easy.
In this introduction to WordPress plugin development, we will create a plugin called Teletype that packages the jQuery Teletype Plugin into a WordPress plugin. Teletype is a jQuery plugin that types out text, and then optionally deletes it, replicating human interaction.
If you want to be a complete WordPress plugin developer then see this series. The series in from Pippins, who is one of the most prolific WordPress plugin developers and the tutorial series was created recently therefore the tactics used are the latest.
This entry is part 1 of 14 in the Plugin Development 101 Series Plugin Development 101 - What Makes a Plugin? → Introduction to WordPress Plugin Development 101 Plugin Development 101 - What Makes a Plugin? Plugin Development 101 - General Best Practices Plugin Development 101 - An Intro to Filters Plugin Development 101 -...
