Udemy – Creating WordPress Plugins The Right Way 2024-7

Published on: 2024-08-14 06:15:52

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Description

Creating WordPress Plugins The Right Way is a complete advanced level tutorial for creating custom WordPress plugins. Are you also desperately trying to learn how to create your own plugins, but just can’t seem to succeed? How many years have you been trying, but you still haven’t found good and up-to-date educational material? Or are you tired of looking through the long list of WordPress documentation for plugin builders?

Plugins are part of what makes WordPress what it is, the most used content management system in the world, running on over 30% of sites worldwide! Learning how to deal with the WordPress plugin engine frees you from third-party tools. It also puts powerful knowledge in your hands that will help you land new clients, financial independence, or at least a new job or promotion.

What you will learn in this course:

By completing three different projects, you will learn how to create your own wordpress plugins
Mastering native wordpress APIs, working with tables, post types, shortcodes and widgets
With a deep understanding of how plugins work, you will no longer need third-party tools
Learn to work with individual tables in wordpress using the powerful $wpdb class

Who is this course for:

IT students, web developers and programmers (yes, you need to know how to code)
People with experience in web development who want to learn how to create their own plugins
People who want to know how plugins work to get more customers, grow their business or sell their plugins.

Course specifications:

Publisher: Udemy
Instructor: Marcelo Xavier Vieira
Language: English
Level: Expert
Duration: 14h 42m
Number of lessons: 100

Course contents

Creating WordPress Plugins The Right Way

Requirements :

You need some knowledge of object-oriented PHP, basic notions of MySQL, HTML and CSS
EXPERT LEVEL COURSE: DON’T TAKE IT if you don’t meet the prerequisites mentioned above
You need to know how to install WordPress and work with a local server (localhost)