In this series, we're going to cover the most important things you should consider when developing a WordPress Plugin or a WordPress Theme. This guide aims to provide a set of good practices that will be helpful to beginners and also to experts developers that are starting to work with WordPress But wait! If you've been developing WordPress plugins for a while take a look before deciding this guide is not for you. I'm sure you will get something of it. After all, we all have something unique to offer. Most of the explanations of this series already exists in the Codex , but I know it contains so much information, it can be difficult to know where to start. Today we are covering the following topics: The WordPress Coding Standards Avoiding Function Name Collisions Code Comments Security Tips The series aims to be as clear as possible and will include both good and bas examples in order to give a sense for how certain things should work when writing WordPress-specific code. Note that not everything is mandatory to write a plugin; however, if you're just getting started, when why not start off on the right foot? I will try to make these series easy to read. I will include some good and bad code examples.
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