Tag: composer

  • #68 – Chris Reynolds on Why To Use Composer With WordPress

    #68 – Chris Reynolds on Why To Use Composer With WordPress

    On the podcast today we have Chris Reynolds. Chris has been working with WordPress for over 15 years, and is now at Pantheon as a CMS Ecosystem engineer, and WordPress technical lead. He’s spoken at WordCamps and at OpenWest about all aspects of WordPress. He’s here to talk about Composer and what it can do…

  • GitHub Adds Dependency Graphs, Security Alerts for PHP Repos

    GitHub Adds Dependency Graphs, Security Alerts for PHP Repos

    PHP developers everywhere can rejoice as GitHub adds the long-awaited dependency graphs feature for PHP repositories that use Composer. The feature provides security alerts, shows dependency insights, and displays the dependents of a given repository. If enabled, it can also automatically send security fixes to the repository via pull requests. GitHub initially added support for…

  • Hybrid Core 5.0 Offers a More Modern, Modular Approach to WordPress Theme Development

    Hybrid Core 5.0 Offers a More Modern, Modular Approach to WordPress Theme Development

    Version 5.0 of Hybrid Core, one of the longest-running WordPress theme frameworks, is now available. Justin Tadlock celebrated 10 years with his Theme Hybrid community last month and released his new Mythic starter theme into beta. Mythic was built on top of Hybrid Core and developed in tandem with version 5.0. The framework has been…

  • A Narrative of Using Composer in a WordPress Plugin

    A Narrative of Using Composer in a WordPress Plugin

    This piece was contributed by guest author Peter Suhm. Peter is a web developer from the Land of the Danes. He is the creator of WP Pusher and a huge travel addict, bringing his work along with him as he goes.   The other day I posted a warning about using Composer in WordPress plugins…

  • 3 Big Things that Will Happen to WordPress in the Near Future

    3 Big Things that Will Happen to WordPress in the Near Future

    This opinion piece was contributed by guest author Peter Suhm. Peter is a web developer from the Land of the Danes. He is the creator of WP Pusher and a huge travel addict, bringing his work along with him as he goes.   Yet another WordPress prophecy Okay, I admit that the title of this…

  • First Look at SIDEKICK

    First Look at SIDEKICK

    After experiencing a significant delay in late 2014, the folks over at SIDEKICK have launched a new website along with Composer. Composer is a tool that allows you to create visual, guided, walkthroughs. When SIDEKICK Co-founder, Ben Fox, showed off the initial demo last year, I described it as the Camtasia of WordPress. SIDEKICK has…

  • I Love Composer, I Love WordPress, But I Object to a Marriage

    I Love Composer, I Love WordPress, But I Object to a Marriage

    This post was contributed by David Hayes. David loves solving difficult problems at Press Up, publishing new WordPress tutorials at WPShout, and eating cold cereal with milk. The developer tool Composer has been sneaking in around the fringes of the WordPress community. Rarst is a fan. The Roots theme framework folks like it. There’s support…

  • SIDEKICK Delays The Release of Composer

    SIDEKICK Delays The Release of Composer

    Among the festivities at WordCamp Toronto 2014, was the planned release of Composer by SIDEKICK. Instead, Composer has been delayed and the release date is to be determined. According to the announcement, the plugin and its architecture are not ready for customers just yet. In a FAQ accompanying the post, SIDEKICK Co-founder, Ben Fox, gives…

  • BuddyPress 2.2 Will Add Support for Composer

    BuddyPress 2.2 Will Add Support for Composer

    BuddyPress lead developer Paul Gibbs committed support for Composer to BuddyPress core this week. Developers who want to check it out can find the json file at: trunk/src/composer.json. If you’re not yet familiar with Composer, it’s essentially a tool for dependency management in PHP. It is designed to manage packages on a per-project basis by…

  • WP Engine Becomes The First Large Partner To Integrate Sidekick

    WP Engine Becomes The First Large Partner To Integrate Sidekick

    WP Engine has revamped their user portal and is the first large partner to integrate Sidekick into its service. Sidekick provides WP Engine customers access to guided tours for understanding how different components of the User Portal work together. Sidekick is a product created by FlowPress to create interactive, narrated, guided walkthroughs. The new user…