Leveraging WordPress as a Development Framework We have already discussed this in detail in a previous article, but to summarize, here are 3 big advantages to using WP: But when you talk to successful solo-founders / solo-programmers, they will often reply that the number one thing they value the most is ownership and control – … Read more
If you have been listening to these older episodes, you might hear me talk about wpPluginCollege. That was what I originally called my project. I later pivoted on the name and went all in with PluggedIntoProgramming instead. See, even I can admit to pivoting. My thinking was and still is, why was I promoting essentially … Read more
As part of our series on 7 different products that can be created using the WordPress plugin programming framework, we are looking at a type of web app. Data-driven, web applications are software that helps businesses, corporations, non-profits, and government organizations collect, store, and analyze data. These are usually complex in terms of data storage … Read more
Selling or licensing plugins is what I call the “traditional” business model in the world of WordPress programming. There are over 50,000 free plugins found in the WordPress.org/plugins repository, all open source. Many of those have up-sells to paid, premium versions. There are also hundreds of premium plugins sold directly from websites and other commercial … Read more