Tom McFarlin

In the first two articles in this series, we took a high-level look at what unit testing is and how to apply it in the context of plugin development. Of...

In the first part of this series, we took a high-level look at testing methodologies and gave some cases as to why it's beneficial for us to begin doing in...

Depending on your background, you may or may not have heard of unit testing, test-driven development, behavior-driven development, or some other type of...

We've reached the final article of the series. In the last post, we took a look at introducing validation, sanitization, and a couple of basic input elements...

If you're just now joining us, we've covered a lot of topics in this series – we've attempted to give a complete overview of the WordPress Settings API as...

In Part 3 of this series, we surveyed the various menu functions that the WordPress API provides. If you've been following along, then you know that we've...

At this point in the series, we've taken a close look at the Settings API and what it has to offer. We've even begun creating our own theme to help...

In the last article, we took a deep dive into the various types of menus that are supported by the WordPress API. Although they aren't necessarily part of...

At this point, we've learned why the Settings API matters, we've learned all about sections, fields, and settings, and we've even setup a Sandbox Theme that...

When it comes to developing WordPress Themes and Plugins, there are a number of different ways developers are creating their menus, options, and validation...

As we've mentioned numerous times here on WP Tuts (and as you've no doubt noticed), there has never been a better time to be a WordPress Developer. Be it...

Best of Wptuts 2011: Every week through January, we're going to revisit some of our favorite posts from 2011. Plugin development can often feel like the wild...