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WordPress Plugin Development Boilerplate

Another contribution to the open-source community. We have developed and released a boilerplate template to develop a new WordPress plugin using Object Oriented Programming (OOP) approach. If you are a WordPress developer and want to develop a custom WordPress plugin from scratch, then this boilerplate may act as a good starting point for your new WordPress plugin.

WordPress and jQuery. What’s the Future?

WordPress is planning major jQuery changes in version 5.5 and future versions. Since WordPress relies on jQuery which is a popular JavaScript framework, the WordPress team wants to update jQuery to the latest possible version. In the long term, they…

Interview Questions for WordPress Developer

I have prepared a list of possible questions which are commonly asked or should be asked from a candidate applying for the position of a WordPress developer. What are WordPress plugins? What are WordPress themes? What are WordPress child themes?…

#01 – Introduction – Learn GraphQL

In this post, we have discussed what is GraphQL, the differences between REST API’s and GraphQL API development architectures, and an example scenario to elaborate on the differences between the two approaches. What is GraphQL? It is a new API…

#02 – Data Fetching – Learn Next.js

Next.js provides three functions to fetch data for pre-rendered pages: getStaticProps(): Used for static generation (pre-rendering technique) Fetches data at build-time When an async function getStaticProps() is called from the page component, the next.js will pre-render this page at build…

#01 Introduction – Learn Next.js

Next.js is a framework used to develop production ready React applications. Next.js provides many useful features e.g. pre-rendering, smart bundling, dynamic file-based routing, route pre-fetching and many more. In this blog post, we have discussed the prerequisites, how to create next.js application, next.js pages, and pre-rendering techniques.

WordPress Security Checklist

Following are some general recommendations to enhance security of a WordPress website. Use a security plugin e.g. Wordfence (if not already installed) and make sure that it’s updated to the latest version. Following is a short summary of recommended Wordfence…