Tom McFarlin

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...

We're going to be looking at the advantages and disadvantages of selecting a framework when working with WordPress to help make better decisions as it...

Throughout this series, we've been focusing on building maintainable WordPress meta boxes. By that, I mean that we've been working to create a WordPress...

In this article, we're going to continue our work by saving the information to the database, retrieving the information, and displaying it on the front-end....

Up to this point, we've put together the basic file organization of the plugin as well as the front-end, but we haven't actually implemented functionality...

In the first post, we looked at the initial directory structure and setup the basic code required to get a plugin running in WordPress. In this post, we're...

In this series, we're taking a look at how to implement the WordPress Media Uploader in an actual plugin. The idea behind this series and its associated code...

In the previous post in this series, we started working with the latest iteration of the WordPress Media Uploader in order to get a clearer understanding of...

When WordPress 3.5 was released, one of the most significant changes that was introduced was to that of the Media Uploader. Perhaps a more accurate...

We're currently looking for more authors to join our team! Specifically, we're looking for those who have strong web development skills - both front-end and...

As mentioned in the first post, this series is specifically geared towards beginners or towards those who don't have a lot of experience with weakly typed...

In the first post in this series, we reviewed some of the strategies that are available as it relates to organizing our WordPress theme directories in order...