WP-Requirements is nice little library that I extracted out of a few
plugins that I am writing. It allows a very easy way to manage both
checking for system requirements and displaying them to users.

The WordPress Hooks Integration of WordPress.vim from 0.1.7 was mostly focused on the new ex-commands :Waction and :Wfilter and the CtrlP variants. These commands are quite smart. If your cursor is already on the action name they will take you to the invocation or listener position correctly. They fall back to using the word under […]

WordPress.vim has been missing a very important feature so far, WordPress hooks integration. That’s like eating a Chicken Biryani minus the Chicken! It’s delicious but not quite the real thing. That’s no more the case! The 0.1.7 release adds some very cool new features to support WordPress Hooks. The demo below shows the new ex […]

A couple of weeks ago I had a tongue-in-check conversation with Mike Schinkel on Twitter about using Vim for WordPress development. PHP Storm had just released a preview of the next version of their IDE with improved support for WordPress. That conversation got me thinking about what it would take to build something similar for […]

My latest project is Encase. Encase is a lightweight IOC Container for PHP. It allows you to inject dependencies into your objects in an intuitive manner. The API is declarative yet small enough that you can easily master it in a couple of hours. The source code is MIT licensed and available on GitHub. The […]