You can do many beautiful things with WordPress, and I will show you how.
Everything began when I decided to collect tweets with positive feedbacks to my plugins. Once the tweets were collected, they should be displayed on appropriate plugin pages.
Learn More →In my previous post we already worked with products, but here I want to show you one uncertain moment - creating and updating products with attributes.
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This is the basic tutorial - you will learn how to use WooCommerce REST API. In the next more advanced tutorials we will talk about product attributes and variations.
Learn More →The Basic Authentication method is not recommended in WP because you send login and password in every API call. But I think it is better know how to work with it anyway because similar requests use many others APIs, like MailChimp for example.
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Yes, yes, yes, I know that I always say how much I don't like visual builders for WordPress. But one of my clients asked me to integrate this multisite plugin functionality with his website that use Visual Composer and I decided to help.
Learn More →When REST API appeared in WordPress, the enormous amount of tutorials are appeared too. But are those tuts good, clear and easy to understand?
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This tutorial contains only the minimum information that is required to implement your custom plugin update mechanism not from wordpress.org but from your own server.
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