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How to Use WordPress’ Privacy Policy System in Your Plugin
Privacy policies explain the data you collect about your visitors. If your plugin collects data, you should help your users update their privacy policies so that their visitors know what your plugin does.
DevTips – Namespaces in PHP
Namespaces in PHP are a way for encapsulating items such as functions, classes, or variables and thus preventing name collisions. Learn how to use them in your plugins and themes.
WP-Cron. How to Manage Scheduled Tasks in WordPress
WP-Cron is a WordPress utility to schedule recurrent and one-time tasks so that they get automatically executed in the future. Here’s all you need to know about it.
Everything You Kneed to Know About the Developer Console
A good professional knows their tools. It’s time you get up to speed with the Developer console on your browser.
How to Create a Function in WordPress and Execute it Whenever You Want
Knowing how to code functions in WordPress and connect them to hooks is a basic task for any developer. We teach you how to do it quickly and easily.
Introduction to the WordPress Template Hierarchy
WordPress uses a hierarchy of templates to render the contents of your website. Here we explain the most interesting aspects of this matter.
Why You Should Use a Staging Environment in Your Projects
Modifying a live site is risky, as plenty of things can go wrong. If you want to work safely, learn what a staging site is and how to create one with a hosting provider such as SiteGround.
Local WordPress Development with Lando (or Docker made easy)
If you liked Docker and Docker Compose, you’re gonna love Lando. Discover how to create local development environments in less than 5 minutes.
DevTips – How to Stop WordPress From Guessing URLs
If a user types in an invalid URL, they usually get a “Page Not Found” error. But that’s not the case in WordPress, as WordPress tries to guess the proper URL and show this instead of the error. Discover how you can change this behavior.
Find the commit that introduced an error in your code with Git Bisect
Do you have a bug in your code and you don’t know when, where, or how it was introduced? Git Bisect helps you find the exact commit in which the error was introduced, so that you can work on the fix quickly and effectively.