MailChimp Webhooks API – both PHP and WordPress integrations
What is a webhook? You can configure MailChimp to send notifications to a certain URL on your server when, for example, user subscribes to a list or changes his email address.
Learn More →#httpapi
When you learn WordPress HTTP API, you’ll see so many possibilities around, because you can use HTTP API to interact with any external service’s API (no matter, Facebook, MailChimp or some sort of currency converter) or even with another WordPress website!
Batches in MailChimp API
Sometimes you have to process many actions with API but it would be weird if you try to request API several times at the same time. Another strange thing is trying to do it with AJAX and progress bar. Please calm down – just use batch operations.
Learn More →Check License in Plugin Updates
You will be shocked how simple it is to implement the license key checking in your WordPress plugin with custom update server.
Learn More →Interacting with Twitter API in WordPress: How to get your favorite tweets
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 →WooCommerce REST API – Create Products with Attributes
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.
Learn More →WooCommerce REST API – Create, Update or Remove Products
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 →REST API – Create, Update or Delete posts using Basic Auth and HTTP API
In this tutorial we will use the Basic Authentication method to create the interaction between two WordPress websites.
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