Become a WordPress Developer-Unlocking Power With Code – Brad Schiff

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What you’ll learn

• Why code is the key to building whatever you can imagine with WordPress
• The ability to write PHP to manipulate the data of a WordPress site
• The ability to write JavaScript to add on-the-fly interactivity to a WordPress site
• How to code your own new custom block types for the “Gutenberg” Block Editor
• The skills, knowledge and vocabulary to work professionally as a WordPress developer

Course content

+ Welcome! 1 lecture 09:59

+ Getting Started 3 lectures 30:21

+ First Coding Steps: PHP 4 lectures 47:11

+ WordPress Specific PHP 4 lectures 01:01:52

+ Pages 6 lectures 01:32:43

+ Building the Blog Section 5 lectures 01:12:17

+ Workflow and Automation 5 lectures 36:38

+ Events Post Type 8 lectures 01:58:29

+ Programs Post Type 3 lectures 47:45

+ Professors Post Type 5 lectures 01:02:10

+ Cleaner Code (Less Duplication) 3 lectures 42:12

+ Campus Post Type 5 lectures 59:30

+ Live Search (UI JavaScript) 5 lectures 01:30:00

+ WordPress REST API (AJAX) 6 lectures 01:28:58

+ Customizing the REST API 5 lectures 01:05:41

+ Combining Front-End & Back-End 5 lectures 01:29:43

+ Non-JS Fallback Traditional Search 2 lectures 38:59

+ User Roles and Permissions 4 lectures 53:26

+ User Generated Content 10 lectures 02:42:37

+ Like or “Heart” Count for Professors 6 lectures 01:43:41

+ Going Live: Deploying Our WordPress Site 6 lectures 01:23:17

+ Extra Credit Challenges & Topics 2 lectures 23:16

+ Gutenberg Block Editor Essentials 3 lectures 51:05

+ Extra Credit Challenges & Topics Continued 3 lectures 27:05

+ Bonus: Debugging & Documentation 1 lecture 15:21

+ VirtualBox and Vagrant 5 lectures 57:47

Requirements

Basic WordPress knowledge (how to create a blog post, etc…)

A basic understanding of HTML (e.g. “p” is for paragraph, “h1” is for headline, etc…)

No CSS knowledge required (although it helps to understand that CSS is used to add style & design to a page)

No JavaScript knowledge required (although it helps to understand that JS is used to add interactivity to a page)

Description
Unlock the full power of WordPress and go beyond “just a blog platform” by learning how to code completely custom WordPress powered sites.

Updated for 2019: A new 3 part lesson on coding our own custom block type for the new “Gutenberg” Block Editor in WordPress.

I’ve spent the last 12 years studying WordPress, PHP, and JavaScript and now I’m here to teach you everything I know. Come along on this journey with me and become a WordPress developer.

Together we will build a website for a fictional university and along the way we will:

Install WordPress on your personal computer so you have a private playground copy of WordPress to practice and experiment with

Get introduced to the PHP language (this is what powers WordPress)

Set Up a New Theme (You’ll learn how to convert any HTML template into a living breathing WordPress theme)

Create Custom Post Types and Custom Fields

Relate pieces of content with each other (e.g. a professor and a program)

Learn the basics of (object-oriented) JavaScript

Leverage the WP REST API

Learn to use JavaScript to communicate with the WordPress back-end on-the-fly

Let visitors sign up for a basic account on our site

Build a “My Notes” feature (user specific single page application with real-time CRUD actions)

Let users “like” or “heart” a professor (update the professor’s like count on-the-fly)

Deploy our website live up onto the web for the entire world to view

And much more!

This course may be brand new, but this isn’t my first time teaching. I’ve led training sessions for Fortune 500 companies and I’ve already helped over 17,000 people on Udemy and received the following feedback:

“Brad definitely has some of the best techniques to embed the lesson into your mind… hands down these are the best tutorials I have had the opportunity to view.”

“Presentation is concise without being tedious… you honestly feel that you have a thorough understanding of the subject.”

“…[Brad] explained the process. Not memorize this or that, he explained the process. If you’re looking to take a course to understand the foundations of creating websites, look no further.”

Become highly valuable and relevant to the companies that are hiring WordPress developers; in one convenient place alongside one instructor. If you’re ready to begin coding custom websites – I’ll see you on the inside!

Who this course is for:

• Developers who want to use WordPress as a true Content Management System and not “just a blog platform.”
• Those looking to learn the PHP and JavaScript languages.
• People who want to learn about the “REST API” which allows us to interact with WordPress data on-the-fly in realtime.
• Anyone interested in custom post types, custom fields, and creating relationships between various content types.