Over the last 12 posts, we’ve taken a look at the basics of PHP, the basics of object-oriented programming, how to do so within the context of WordPress, and we’ve even looked at the beginning of more intermediate concepts such as inheritance. At this point, it’s time to draw this beginner’s series to a close but prior to doing so, I’d like to provide a summary of each of the articles so that we not only have a refresher of the everything that we’ve done, but so that we also have a single summary page to bookmark for reference. With that said, let’s review everything we’ve covered up to this article. We’ll include links back to the original article, short descriptions, and other pertinent information. A Review of Object-Oriented Programming in WordPress In the first post of the series , we discussed where we were headed with the articles that were to follow. In short, we provided a high-level outline as to what we’d be discussing, and then moved forward from …
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Object-Oriented Programming in WordPress – A Summary
