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The Developer's Guide to WordPress
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WordPress has evolved beyond its humble beginnings as a blogging platform and fully into the arena of Content Management Systems. What sets WordPress apart is its elegant administrative interface, rich ecosystem of plugins and themes, and ease of extending.
This book will describe how WordPress works and how to successfully extend it.
Contents
0% February 28, 2011 /Introduction/
0% February 28, 2011 /Fundamentals/
0% February 28, 2011 /Getting Started/
Themes
0% February 28, 2011 /How Themes Work/
0% February 28, 2011 /A Close Reading of Twenty Ten/
0% February 28, 2011 /Rolling Your Own/
0% February 28, 2011 /Theming Best Practices/
Plugins
0% February 28, 2011 /How Plugins Work/
0% February 28, 2011 /Commonly Used Plugins/
0% February 28, 2011 /Writing Your Own Plugins/
0% February 28, 2011 /Plugin Best Practices/
Advanced Topics
0% February 28, 2011 /Custom Post Types/
0% February 28, 2011 /Custom Taxonomies/
0% February 28, 2011 /Short Codes and Other Strategies/
0% February 28, 2011 / Optimal Hosting/
Bibliography
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