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Summary: Learning about WordPress Database Schema, Tables and its each column. A brand new WordPress website has 12 tables. Tables are often associated with one another since various pieces of…
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Summary: Learning about Roles and Capabilities in WordPress and the User Metadata. Roles WordPress uses a concept of Roles designed to give the site owner the ability to control what users can and…
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Summary: Learning about some of the WordPress Core APIs, such as Rewrite API, Dashboard Widget API and Widget API. Rewrite WordPress allows theme and plugin developers to programmatically specify new,…
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Summary: Learning about the HTTP API and Transients in WordPress. HTTP API The HTTP API in WordPress is a powerful set of functions that enable us to make HTTP requests…
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Summary: Revising basics of WordPress REST API and WP-CLI WordPress REST API The REST API allows us to interact with WordPress programmatically using HTTP requests. It’s useful for creating, reading,…
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Summary: Comparing WordPress REST API and Admin AJAX perfomance. When deciding between using WordPress’s AJAX (admin-ajax.php) and the REST API for asynchronous requests, several factors come into play, including performance,…
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Summary: Learning about the Extending WordPress REST API using custom controller, WP-CLI packages and WP-CLI scaffold commands. Extending WordPress REST API WordPress provides a powerful REST API that allows us…
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Summary: Learning about WP-CLI and its different commands, Creating Custom WP-CLI commands. WP-CLI WP-CLI’s goal is to offer a complete alternative to the WordPress admin for any action we might…
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Summary: Learning about REST API its different methods, WordPress REST API and its key concepts. REST API REpresentational State Transfer (REST) is an architectural style that defines a set of constraints to…
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