When I started developing for WordPress I was so excited about modifying and doing stuff with it. Along the way, I was reading tutorials and whenever I needed to do something that WordPress couldn’t do out of the box, I Googled it, found something, pasted it (on my functions.php file…nooo) and saw the magic (or not) happen.
As I progressed as a developer I came to a point, which was a turning point for me. The concept of hooks. This changed completely the way I saw WordPress and from there on, I now fully understand the concept, but it has also made change the way I develop.
In this workshop we are going to work with hooks: the different types of hooks that WordPress has, we are going to use some of the ones that WordPress has to offer and of course, create our own.
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View this video and others on WordPress.TV: https://wordpress.tv/2023/09/30/wordpress-and-hooks-understanding-and-using-them/
As I progressed as a developer I came to a point, which was a turning point for me. The concept of hooks. This changed completely the way I saw WordPress and from there on, I now fully understand the concept, but it has also made change the way I develop.
In this workshop we are going to work with hooks: the different types of hooks that WordPress has, we are going to use some of the ones that WordPress has to offer and of course, create our own.
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View this video and others on WordPress.TV: https://wordpress.tv/2023/09/30/wordpress-and-hooks-understanding-and-using-them/
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- WordPress
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- 2023, Athens (Αθήνα), WordCampTV
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