More Tips for Best Practices in WordPress Development

Write some more code and learn some techniques to improve performance and security

Welcome to the second part of the series. In the first article, we explained the WordPress Coding Standards, how to avoid namespaces collisions, comments in the code, and some basic security tips. Today, we are going to go a bit deeper and write some more code and learn some techniques to improve performance and security of our plugins.

 

The topics we'll cover are as follows:

    How and when should to include my scripts/styles
    How to properly performing Ajax calls
    Filters and action to give freedom to your users

Grab your code editor and get ready to play with WordPress!

Lubov Cholakova

Lubov CholakovaLubov has been with DMXzone for 8 years now, contributing to the Content and Sales departments. She is bringing high quality content in the form of daily blog updates, reviews, tutorials, news, newsletters,update emails and extensions' manuals. If you have a product that needs publicity or any other questions about the entire DMXzone community, she is the one you can contact.

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