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2017
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How to use teaching as a learning tool
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How I setup my 2016 MacBook Pro
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Coupling and cohesion in WordPress and beyond
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2016
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2016 in review: #Carl2016
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How to use the static keyword with WordPress
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Mastering the use of PHP conditionals
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Importing data into WordPress using the strategy pattern
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Designing a class to create complex WordPress queries
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How to use PHP array functions instead of loops
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Designing a class to build simple WordPress queries
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Thoughts on teaching object-oriented programming with WordPress and over-engineering
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Designing a class to assemble plugin classes
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PHP strings and how to format them
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A look at the modern WordPress server stack
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WordPress for the adventurous: WP_Query class
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The importance of naming in programming
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Teach everything you know
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Designing a system: WordPress event management
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2015
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2015 in review: Teaching everything I know
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Designing classes that use the WordPress plugin API
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Designing a class to manage WordPress posts
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Creativity and teaching programming
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Introduction to WordPress unit testing
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Designing a system: WordPress routing
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WordPress for the adventurous: Plugin API
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Give your WordPress client an Apple experience
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Why can’t you learn object-oriented programming?
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Thoughts on WordPress and the MVC pattern
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Designing a class around WordPress hooks
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WordPress for the adventurous: Rewrite API
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Saving WordPress custom post types using an interface
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Read more code
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Keeping Your WordPress Safe
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WordPress for the adventurous: Loading
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On becoming a WordPress expert
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2014
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Helping WordPress make friends with the decorator pattern
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Spying on WordPress with the proxy pattern
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WordPress for the adventurous: Entry points
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Designing a class: WordPress AJAX handler
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The mediator pattern in WordPress
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Singletons and their use in WordPress
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Designing a class: WordPress API client
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Harnessing your superpower with DRY
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Moving beyond the basics with software design patterns
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Organizing your files in an object-oriented WordPress plugin
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Polymorphism and WordPress: Interfaces
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Polymorphism and WordPress: Abstract classes
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The first thing you should learn from object-oriented programming
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Why object-oriented programming is your next step as a WordPress developer