I know how to use Wordpress (WP, going forward). I understand the idea behind how it’s coded and why.
But I never built a Wordpress site from scratch.
I never got into the WP functions and methods.
And WP is changing so fast with Gutenberg… I wanted to make sure I know the ins and outs.
I’ve read they are floating the idea of making core WP use plugins for nearly all additional features… to keep core lightweight. That’s a big change.
Plus I do take on clients in a case by case basis.
And since nearly every small to medium sized business has a website built with Wordpress… it makes sense to master 80% of the WP functionality.
80% is good enough in this case.
Brad Schiff - Wordpress for Developers
I am going through Brads course on Wordpress. You can find it on Udemy.
It’s a HUGE course. Brad talks really slow… so he’s great for beginners. I tend to speed up the videos.
I definitely recommend his courses if you’re new to coding.
I enjoy going through the course because as he builds features, I will pause the video and build it before he does.
I’ll learn what I can on my own and then compare my solutions to his.
For the Wordpress stuff so far, I’m learning a lot.
For the Javascript stuff, I’m still learning a lot. It’s fun to see how other developers solve problems.
Deadline: February 28, 2023
I want to build a complete recipe Wordpress theme from scratch… coded well enough and packed with the right features to get accepted into ThemeForest or some similar marketplace.
I want it to be a Block based and maybe even plugin based if that comes to fruition.
Why a recipe theme?
Kindal is a great cook and I really want her to start recording her recipes. So what better way to cement my Wordpress knowledge than build a theme that will actually get used.