Introduction
0.1.
How to use this book
0.2.
How to contribute
0.3.
FAQ
1.
WordPress Blog
2.
Environment
2.1.
Mac
2.2.
Linux
2.3.
Windows
3.
Planning
3.1.
Google Docs
3.2.
Wireframes
3.3.
Mockup Tools
3.4.
Github wiki
3.5.
Github milestone\/issues
3.6.
Database Design
4.
Command Line
4.1.
Linux Commands
4.2.
WP-CLI
4.3.
Site Migration
5.
Git
5.1.
Basic Commands
5.2.
Merge Conflicts
5.3.
Diff
5.4.
Webhooks
5.5.
.gitignore file
5.6.
Workflow \(Branching model\)
5.7.
gitflow.md
5.8.
Workoing with multiple remotes
5.9.
Submodules
5.10.
Subtree
5.11.
Rebase
5.12.
Commit Message
5.13.
Changelog Generation
6.
Coding Standards
6.1.
HTML
6.2.
CSS
6.2.1.
WordPress CSS
6.2.2.
CSS Preprocessor
6.3.
JavaScript
6.4.
PHP
6.4.1.
Code Sniffer
6.5.
MySQL
6.6.
WordPress
6.7.
Tools
7.
WordPress
7.1.
Get involved
7.2.
Architecture
7.3.
Hooks
7.4.
Plugin development
7.5.
Plugin file structure
7.6.
WordPress APIs
7.6.1.
Settings API
7.6.2.
Options API
7.6.3.
Metadata API
7.6.4.
Shortcode API
7.6.5.
Widgets API
7.6.6.
HTTP API
7.6.7.
Dashboard Widgets API
7.7.
Theme development
7.8.
Theme file structure
7.9.
The Customizer API
7.10.
Object Cache
7.11.
Admin Pages
7.12.
Translation Ready
7.13.
Admin AJAX
7.14.
Navigating Core Files
8.
Documentation
8.1.
Inline Comments
8.2.
README
8.3.
Changelog
9.
Testing
9.1.
Unit Testing
9.1.1.
phpunit
9.2.
Functional Testing
9.2.1.
Automation via Nighrwatchjs
9.3.
Git integration
9.4.
Manual Testing Guide
10.
Build
10.1.
README.md to README.txt generation
10.2.
Updating Translation
10.3.
A way to ignore files during build
10.4.
combine\/minify css and js to 1 file per project
10.5.
CI + build + testing tools
11.
Deployment
11.1.
Github to WordPress SVN
11.2.
Github to WooCommerce Product
11.3.
Github to Amazon S3
11.4.
Github to EasyDigitalDownload Product
12.
Post Release
13.
Workflow
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