By Maciej Sopyło The main thing about AngularJS is that it allows us to extend the capabilities of HTML to serve the purpose of today’s dynamic webpages. In this article, I will show you how you can use AngularJS‘s Directives to make your development faster, easier, and your code more maintainable. Preparation Step 1: HTML […]
By Zaman Riaz Welcome to the next article in our OpenCart series. In our previous articles, we’ve discussed the administration panel and its controls; however, we haven’t actually discussed entering products, categories, and so on. In this article, we’ll begin doing exactly that. Adding Products is essential and a basic feature in the OpenCart System; […]
By Rachel McCollin In the first part of this series on data in WordPress, I gave an overview of the WordPress database tables, and which tables are used to store what kind of data. In this second part, I’ll outline how WordPress manages the relationships between that data. As you’ll see, WordPress uses three kinds […]
By Patrick Mwachugu The final aspect of launching a successful WordPress Theme is taking care of the packaging process. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the key steps one should take after successfully building a theme, and preparing to launch it to the general public. This article is ideal for beginners […]
By Todd Motto JavaScript libraries such as jQuery have been the go-to approach for writing JavaScript in the browser for nearly a decade. They’ve been a huge success and necessary intervention for what was once a browser land full of discrepancies and implementation issues. jQuery seamlessly glossed over browser bugs and quirks and made it […]
By Tom McFarlin Throughout this series, we’ve been talking about a number of practices that we can employ in our WordPress theme development that will help not only provide a consistent foundation off of which we can build our existing and future projects, but that will also help us maintain them after they’re released. Up […]