Ever since I developed my plugin LDB WP e-Commerce iDeal plugin, which brings support for iDeal transactions to WP e-Commerce, I’ve been getting requests to develop a plugin for WP e-Commerce that supports the Dutch payment gateway Mollie. To do this I need your help
Something every WordPress developer has wished for, sometime during the development of one of their plugins, is plugin dependencies. Dependencies in the sense of other plugins that provide extra or base functionality for the to be installed plugin. This is something every Linux but also Drupal developer has some experience with. Continue reading
In this post you’ll find the English and Dutch slide decks to my talk titled “WordPress Evangelism” which I gave at WordPress Meetup Eindhoven. You can expect an extensive review of the event itself after I’ve recovered from the afterparty.
Because it’s been a while since I did my last post ( I’ve been busy ) I decided to give an update on what Coen Jacobs, Johan Slob and I have been working on. Introducing WordPress Meetup Eindhoven
An up-to-date WordPress installation is as safe as it can be, plugins however can often pose a security risk because they’re not maintained by hundreds of contributors. A plugin is as secure as the security knowledge of the developer allows it to be. In some cases this creates loopholes for exploits. WP Plugin Security Check checks plugins for bad practices and possible security holes limiting the risk of a compromised WordPress installation to a ‘hate to say I told you so’. Continue reading