Tag: object-oriented programming

Object-Oriented PHP for WordPress Developers

Fred Meyer / January 15, 2019

Posted In: Back-End Development, Courses
Tags: Development Practices, Object Orientation, Object Oriented, Object-Oriented PHP, object-oriented programming, Objects, OOP
Difficulty: Advanced, Intermediate

Welcome to our free course on object-oriented PHP (OOPHP) for WordPress. This course explains the following:

Where and How to Use WordPress Hooks in Objects

David Hayes / December 4, 2018

Posted In: Back-End Development
Tags: object-oriented programming, WordPress hooks, WordPress OOP
Difficulty: Advanced

You’ve maybe noted that we’ve recently been writing about WordPress and object-oriented programming in PHP a lot. Just last week, Fred published an article about PHP magic methods, especially __construct, and how they work. This week I want to tackle a very common and oft-debated question about WordPress and OOP: when I use WordPress hooks, where do they go on my objects?

Introduction to Object-Oriented PHP for WordPress Developers

David Hayes / October 16, 2018

Posted In: Back-End Development
Tags: Classes, object-oriented programming, OOP
Difficulty: Advanced, Intermediate

Our goal today is introduce object-oriented programming in PHP, as the basis to discuss OOP in WordPress.

Carl Alexander’s Free Guide to Object-Oriented Programming in WordPress

Fred Meyer / December 7, 2016

Posted In: Ideas, Tutorials
Tags: object-oriented programming, OOP, programming, WordPress Development

Carl Alexander is a great technical writer, and he’s doing a great service for the world of WordPress: He teaches the principles of object-oriented programming (OOP).