Tom McFarlin

Classes are the foundation of object-oriented programming. For some, the concept is simple; for others, not so much. In this article, we're going to continue...

One of the most flexible aspects of WordPress is that it supports both procedural and object-oriented programming paradigms. In this series, we're going to...

When it comes to building web applications, one of the most important things that we have to constantly be mindful of is performance. As they say,...

One of the nicest things about modern web application development frameworks is that they provide a way to generate really clean routes—or URL schemes—that...

If you're an expert at WordPress - at least in some way - then we're interested in talking to you! As we start the new year, we're in need of a few new,...

When it comes to the web, almost any application that runs within your browser is backed by a data store of some type. Usually, these data stores are in the...

In this series, we're taking a look at how it's possible to build web applications using WordPress. Thus far, we've talked about how WordPress is a...

Throughout this series, we've been taking a look at how WordPress can serve as a foundation for web application development. The thing is, up to this...

With people beginning to realize WordPress' potential as an application foundation rather than just a content management system or a blogging platform, this...

In this series, we're in the process of talking about how we can build web applications using WordPress. And though this isn't a technical series in which...

Throughout this series, we've been taking a look at the Theme Customizer, how to implement it in our themes, how to save, serialization, retrieve settings,...

In the last article, we defined a simple methodology for everything that's required to establish a new Section, Settings, and Controls within the Theme...