3.5 Hours of WordPress Plugin Development Training

3.5 Hours of WordPress Plugin Development Training

on Dec 7th 2011 with 12 comments

So you’ve wrapped your mind around the process of creating WordPress themes, and now you want to take things to the next level? In that case, it’s time to begin learning how to create plugins for WordPress. In this Tuts+ Premium course, we start from the absolute basics, and work our way up to more advanced topics and techniques.

With hours of training, and nearly fifty videos, I’ll teach you, step by step, how to work with shortcodes, widgets, custom post types, WP Cron, and much more. If you’re unfamiliar with Tuts+ Premium, for $19 a month, you gain access to hundreds upon hundreds of tutorials, an entire catalog of ebooks from Rockable Press and Smashing Magazine, and our new courses section (to be updated a few times every month).

If you’re on the fence, try signing up for a single month, and see how it goes! We have a 30-day, no questions asked, money back promise.

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If you have any questions about the Tuts+ Premium service, just leave a comment; we’d be glad to help out any way that we can.

 
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  • http://www.stewartdoxey.co.uk Stewart Doxey

    The link to Rockable Press is incorrect guys!

    Takes me to a lovely little guitar website.

  • http://twitter.com/gdpwatson Gareth Watson

    Gutted! Signed up for this as I am right now developing my first plug in but my host uses php 5.2.9. So one video in I am already unable to proceed. I know you want to show us the latest stuff but surely the content should have been backwards compatible to at least the last version of php.

  • Daniel

    I upgraded my account to Tuts+ Premium and I’m really happy with it. And now with the WordPress course which has been added I’m even more happy with it and I can recommend the Tuts+ Premium to everyone. It’s worth every penny.

    I already watched the WordPress Plugin Development Training Videos and they are great. I hope there will be more WordPress videos from Jeffrey in the future.

    Thanks for the great training.

  • http://kyrul.com kyrul

    i have not yet upgraded to tuts+ premium . i will upgrade later.

  • http://www.shadowfaxdigital.com Chris

    I was always interested in the Tuts+ Premium service, but now that they have the WP Tuts up and running, I think it’s about time…

    • nik

      I agree!

  • DJ

    Tell you what Jeff… I’ll sign up for your new endeavor when you KEEP YOUR PROMISE to do a series of free video tuts on coding that “Happy and free” (or whatever it was) web site in WordPress. You promised several times to code the thing in WordPress when Nettuts+ got up to 80,000 viewers. There was no time limit given, it took a couple months, but it arrived long, long ago and we haven’t seen you follow through. I realize that Envato did a reorganization and took away Web design to WPtuts – but you could do it there. And we realize that you have been in the back room a long time doing the new-release thing; BUT, you are one of our favorite authors and tut-doers, AND… (respectfully)… a promise IS a promise!

    • http://net.tutsplus.com Jeffrey Way
      Author

      This really isn’t a huge deal. The course was complete. I had hopes to add a WP section, but we added this new site, and it was no longer appropriate for Nettuts+.

      Trust me, there’s lots of PSD -> WordPress tuts on our sites. :)

  • http://wp.envato.com/ Japh

    Great one, Jeff! I personally always love watching your videos to see what I can learn, and I’ve been doing this for years, so for someone getting started there’s no better way.

  • Spencer

    Thanks Jeff, this is a great tutorial. It helps heaps to start creating plugins for wordpress. This tutorial is worth every penny!

  • Spencer

    Hi Jeff, can you talk about how to use apply_filters() which is missing from this tutorial. The usage of it is confusing to me. Thanks.

  • http://youtube.com/izvarzone AntoxaGray

    How are guitars related to wordpress?