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Beginner WordPress Developer

Ready to start developing for WordPress? In this course, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how WordPress works, learn about the tools you will need for local development, and discover the fundamental concepts of WordPress development.

A brief overview of how WordPress works

Understand how a web server powers a WordPress site, from the hardware stack through to the database. Review and follow a standard front-end and admin page request.

Lessons

WordPress and web servers « Prev The WordPress file structure « Prev The WordPress database « Prev Permalinks, rewriting urls on Apache and Nginx « Prev Front-end page request « Prev Admin page request « Prev

Local development requirements

Learn about the tools you need on your computer to develop for WordPress

Lessons

Local development environment « Prev WordPress Installation « Prev Code editor « Prev Other useful development tools « Prev

The programming languages of WordPress

Learn about the 5 programming languages of WordPress; HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL.

Lessons

HTML « Prev CSS « Prev JavaScript « Prev PHP « Prev MySQL « Prev

WordPress hooks

Lessons

WordPress Hooks « Prev Action Hooks « Prev Filter Hooks « Prev Working with hooks « Prev

An introduction to developing WordPress themes

Lessons

Introduction to themes for developers « Prev Theme structure « Prev Main stylesheet « Prev Templates « Prev Global settings and styles « Prev Create Block Theme plugin « Prev

An introduction to developing WordPress plugins

Lessons

What is a plugin? « Prev Plugin requirements « Prev Custom post types « Prev Custom taxonomies « Prev Custom post type data « Prev Enqueuing CSS or JavaScript « Prev

An introduction to developing WordPress blocks

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Setting up your block development environment « Prev Scaffolding a new block « Prev Building your first block « Prev Block functionality « Prev Block attributes « Prev Block supports and styles « Prev Static vs dynamic blocks « Prev

An introduction to the WordPress REST API

Lessons

The WordPress REST API « Prev Using the WordPress REST API « Prev Interacting with the WordPress REST API « Prev Extending the WordPress REST API « Prev

An introduction to developing for WordPress securely

Lessons

Securely developing plugins and themes « Prev Fixing common security vulnerabilities « Prev Tools to detect security vulnerabilities « Prev

An introduction to Internationalization

Lessons

What is Internationalization? « Prev The commonly used Internationalization functions « Prev

An introduction to WordPress multisite

Lessons

Setting up a WordPress multisite network « Prev Managing a WordPress multisite network « Prev Advanced multisite management « Prev