As a test I`ve decided to try Bitbucket instead of GitHub to host PowerPack.
The old path was: github.com/Ramoonus/Powerpack
The new path is: bitbucket.org/ramoonus/powerpack
Tag: GitHub
Announcing WooCommerce Category Checklist Expander
I release WooCommerce Category Checklist Expander today, which as an modification of Category Checklist Expander for WooCommerce.
The files and source code are currently hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/Ramoonus/WooCommerce-Category-Checklist-Expander
More WordPress Plugins removed
Today I`ve redrawn the following WordPress plugins from WordPress.org;
- Opera Speed Dial
- Has.js
- jQuery Mobile (Updater)
This plugin will be included in a future version of jQuery Updater
This means that they are no longer available or supported
I will post the source code on GitHub later this week.
jQuery Updater for WordPress 3.0
With an announcement for the plans of jQuery (Compat) 3.0 I decided to bump the development version of jQuery Updater for WordPress to 3.0 aswel.
The current development is known as 3-dev. This version also included jQuery Mobile and jQuery UI. This version also contains an administration screen, as created in 2-dev.
The latest stable release is the master
The next-gen 2.0 branch is known as 2-dev. This version contains an administration screen.
Development Progress of jQuery Updater for WordPress
Today I`ve started working on my jQuery Updater for WordPress plugin.
Step 1: moving to GitHub
First step was linking Subversion and Git, which was a hell
Step 2: decide workflow
The second step is deciding the workflow: tools and rules. I decided to skip Grunt and Vagrant for now, since the code isn`t going to be rocket science.
I use phpDoc for documenting the PHP code and GitHub as project management (issues, milestones).
This setup will do fine for now!
Step 3: project management
Making a roadmap, with issues, features and prioritising all that I want before I start working and losing grip on the project.
Step 4: work
Starting with cleaning up code followed by creating space for new features. Leaving the hardest bits for the last. Although this isn`t ideal it makes future development a whole lot easier.
Want to help?
The project is located on GitHub at github.com/Ramoonus/jQuery-Updater