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[49844] Mail: Introduce a `pre_wp_mail` filter to allow short-circuiting the ...
[42723] Cache API: Allow external object caches to gracefully degrade to the ...
[41318] Formatting: In `sanitize_title_with_dashes()`, convert forward slash ...
[38910] Options: Add 'default' to register_setting Add a `default` argument ...
[38832] REST API: Introduce the Content API endpoints. REST API endpoints for ...
[34541] Revisions: add a `'wp_prepare_revision_for_js'` filter. Props ...
[33175] Add dbDelta insert test Test to make sure that dbDelta properly ...
[32770] Improve dbDelta unit tests Add new tests for more parts of dbDelta. ...
[31033] After [31030]: if a `callable` is passed as the 3rd arg to ...
[31030] Allow the 3rd argument to ...

Posted on March 1, 2015

Using Class Autoloaders (in WordPress?!)

The other day, I tweeted out that I believe there is hesitancy in the WordPress world to use autoloaders. Don’t believe me? I feel like there’s hesitancy in the WP world w/ autoloaders. spl_autoload_register is your friend. Namespaces… Read More

Category: Advanced Development, Development Principles, How-to Tags: autoloader, DRY, OOP, PHP, WordPress

Giuseppe Mazzapica on: “What is the best way to initiate a class in a WP plugin?”

Giuseppe Mazzapica wrote a very thought-provoking and insightful response to the question “What is the best way to initiate a class in a WP plugin?” on wordpress.stackexchange.com. I definitely recommend a read. It will probably make you smarter.

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