06 May 2014
Wordpress 3.3 introduces the ability to create custom help tabs in plugin pages. You can use these tabs for plugin documentation to allow users to quickly understand your plugin function. I will show you how to add a help tab to your plugin configuration page.
21 April 2014
Wordpress provides a set of functions that enable easy access to plugin options. By default wordpress and plugins options are stored in `wp_options` table. Let's explore these functions.
21 April 2014
Wordpress rewrite API used to convert URLs from something programmatically convenient to something user and search engine friendly. This article will give you some background information about wordpress URL rewriting principles and API.
12 April 2014
Today MySQL is one of the most popular open source databases as it supports millions of web applications. We will discuss the basics of MySQL like creating databases and tables and interacting with data.
10 April 2014
Laravel filters are a set of rules that can be applied before and after routes to change application actions. Also there is global filters that executed before and after every request. Let's explore laravel filters.
10 April 2014
Caching is a temporary data storage used to store data for a while and can be retrieved quickly. It is often used to reduce the times we need to access database or other remote services. It can be a wonderful tool to keep your application fast and responsive.
10 April 2014
We discussed before form creation and validation but file upload input is a bit different. Let's create our first file upload with laravel.
03 April 2014
Wordpress powers many large websites with thousands of users like blogs, applications, social networks and much more. You will deal with many cases in which you need to work with users and fortunately wordpress has many functions to handle users.
02 April 2014
We discussed before how to work with wordpress built in roles and capabilities. Let's lead by creating custom roles and add capabilities to these roles.
30 March 2014
Wordpress ships with a powerful roles and capabilities system which control users permissions. Roles enable plugin developers to group users, each group has its own permissions. Understanding roles and capabilities is important aspect of plugin development.
