
Shaumik Daityari walks through the simple steps of creating your own WordPress Widget via a plugin, even if you don't have a lot of experience with WordPress or writing code.
Shaumik Daityari walks through the simple steps of creating your own WordPress Widget via a plugin, even if you don't have a lot of experience with WordPress or writing code.
Simon Codrington covers the basics of what you need to know about building your own WordPress plugins and best practices for WordPress plugin development.
Do you want to learn plugin development for WordPress? This post takes you through developing a simple mass category creator plugin as a tutorial!
Tom Hodgins recounts how they put together EQCSS and shares why he believes all web developers should try building their own polyfills.
Most leading CMS platforms like WordPress use Ajax in their architecture. Sayed Rahman walks through how to use Ajax in WordPress with a real world example.
In this quick tip, Jérémy Heleine covers how you can translate a WordPress plugin description to make it more user friendly in any language.
Simon Codrington covers extending the ‘Quick-Edit’ admin screen that provides a quick way to change the content of your posts, without the full post editor.
Plugins are one of the key strengths of WordPress. Chris Burgess shares a list of resources to help you learn WordPress plugin development from scratch.
Simon Codrington revisits his article on an Introduction to Plugin Development with this real world example of WordPress Plugin Development.
In Part 2, Agbonghama Collins covers ways of triggering events in WordPress and how to hook static and non-static class methods to actions and filters.
In this tutorial, Agbonghama Collins will demystify the WordPress hook system, with some examples to help you better understand hooks, actions and filters.
Younes Rafie explains how to enqueue your plugin and theme scripts, and the best way to avoid loading them inside every page on your website.
Composer recently went into beta and made plugin development much easier. Chris Pitt shows you how by developing an "evil" data-snooping plugin!
Ben Shadle shares an inside look at the WordPress Plugin Directory submission process with instructions on adding your plugin.
Wern Ancheta covers the WordPress MVC plugin that adds MVC support to WordPress, enabling you to write your plugins using an MVC architecture.
Younes Rafie uses OctoberCMS to build project and team management functionality into it, creating a fantastic app in a matter of minutes!
Jérémy Heleine explores how developers can easily handle WordPress plugin updates the right way.
Agbonghama Collins shows you how to build a counter plugin that counts the times users login to a WordPress site with the stats displayed in the dashboard.
Narayan Prusty covers how to create a plugin that adds a checkbox to show or hide password text (password masking) to help users to see passwords entered.
Jérémy Heleine walks us though the final part of his 3 part tutorial covering building a WordPress carousel plugin.
In part 1 of a 3 part tutorial, Jérémy Heleine walks us through the creation of a WordPress carousel plugin using the WordPress Links Manager API.
In this article, we'll build a real working plugin, using the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate. Let's see how quickly we can get our plugin up and running!
In this article we show you the process of designing an admin page that writes and reads from our file system using the WordPress Filesystem API.
In this article we explore the get_posts function in WordPress and how to use it in your own projects, and example of typical use cases for this function.
In this article we take a look into the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate to help you get you started, including an overview of the standard files and folders.
In this article/tutorial, Agbonghama Collins covers how to display custom data retrieved from the database in tabular format using the WP_List_Table class.
In this article, Simon Codrington explores the jQuery Interactions libraries and shows you how to add dragable, dropable and sortable areas in your plugins.
In this tutorial, Narayan Prusty will show you how to create your own URL shortener plugin for WordPress using Google's URL Shortener API.
In this article Narayan Prusty demonstrates how you can easily cache data use the WordPress Transients API.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create post series plugin. You can also integrate the same code into a theme and provide it as theme functionality.