Tag: plugins

Simon Codrington covers the basics of what you need to know about building your own WordPress plugins and best practices for WordPress plugin development.

Jeff Smith introduces a number of Angular plugins for Sublime Text that help make your Angular development efforts in Sublime a success.

Matt Burnett conducts a whistle-stop tour of ten essential Sublime Text plugins that will make you a happier and more productive JavaScript developer.

Forms are essential for most websites. In this article we cover the most popular, regularly updated and free contact form plugins for WordPress available.

Jacob McMillen looks at six plugins that help solo entrepreneurs, or solopreneurs, automate more of their workflow.

Ian Chandler shares 9 WordPress plugins that will help you leverage the power of social media to get your content shared over and over again.

Danish Ashrafi shares some of the most popular Genesis Framework plugins and their key features that will help you extend and further enhance your website.

Itiel introduces us to a powerful Ruby package - Wordmove, which offers a very fast and easy automated WordPress website deployment.

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.

Itiel reviews 8 of the best free related post plugins available on the WordPress repository to help boost user engagement on your site.

Simon Codrington digs a little deeper into WordPress hooks and how you can handle them both in a traditional sense and when dealing with classes or objects.

Last year Valdio Veliu wrote a popular article on his favorite plugins for Android Studio, now he's back with more to streamline your development process.

Developers often use code from other libraries to reduce their amount of work. Aleksander Koko looks at dependency management in iOS with Carthage.

Amit Diwan covers some of the best WordPress multi-author management plugins and key features that are useful when managing multiple authors.

Sally Wood shares WordPress plugins for musicians that will help encourage people to stay on your site, buy your music, go to gigs, and leave reviews.

Ben Shadle shares an inside look at the WordPress Plugin Directory submission process with instructions on adding your plugin.

Younes Rafie uses OctoberCMS to build project and team management functionality into it, creating a fantastic app in a matter of minutes!

Rafay Saeed Ansari provides an overview of the top 5 premium pricing table plugins for WordPress that will help you make the right choice for your website.

Scott Bollinger shares three options available to easily create a mobile app with WordPress, reviewing the pros and cons of each approach.

Drazen Prastalo covers some of the best social sharing WordPress plugins you can use to provide an easy sharing experience for desktop and mobile visitors.

Aurelia exposes visual composition as a first-class feature. Vildan Softic explains how this helps you build a complex app out of small reusable components.

In this article, Ben Shadle takes a close look at four of the most popular third party WordPress commenting plugins: Disqus, Facebook, Livefyre and Google+.

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 compare the top WordPress SEO plugins side-by-side, examining the key features and options we’d expect to see in a good SEO plugin.

WordPress maintenance can often be seen as a chore, but as you'll discover, with the right tools and processes you can save time and avoid costly outages.

In this article, Narayan Prusty demonstrates and shows you how you can easily build your own social sharing plugin for WordPress from scratch.

In this article, we give you a brief overview of WooCommerce actions and filters, demonstrating what you can with even just a little bit of custom code.

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.

In this tutorial we'll cover OAuth, how Twitter uses it for authorizing HTTP requests to its API, and build a PHP class powered by the WordPress HTTP API.