WP Bones

Allows for WordPress plugins with Laravel-like features

68 followers

Allows for WordPress plugins with Laravel-like features

68 followers

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WP Bones allows for WordPress plugins with Laravel-like features. It streamlines and modernizes WordPress plugin development.

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Launch tags:WordPress•Developer Tools•GitHub

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Netfox

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WP Bones is an innovative framework designed for experienced PHP developers and enthusiasts of the WordPress ecosystem. With WP Bones, you can create advanced and high-performance WordPress plugins while adhering to the elegant and modern programming style of Laravel. This framework provides a robust foundation for developing complex plugins, offering tools and functionalities that streamline the process of creation and maintenance. Drawing inspiration from Laravel's architecture, WP Bones promotes best programming practices and encourages the creation of clean, well-structured, and easily extensible code. Developers can leverage Laravel's powerful features within the WordPress ecosystem, combining the flexibility of the world's most popular CMS with the solidity and elegance of a modern framework. With WP Bones, developers can focus on the business logic of their plugins without reinventing the wheel each time. The framework offers a set of predefined tools and libraries that simplify common tasks such as route management, database handling, and external resource management. Additionally, WP Bones encourages the separation of concerns and modular code organization, facilitating maintenance and updates of plugins over time. In conclusion, WP Bones is an ideal choice for developers looking to create sophisticated and high-performance WordPress plugins by adopting development best practices and leveraging the efficiency and clarity of Laravel. With WP Bones, WordPress plugin development becomes a seamless, rewarding, and cutting-edge experience.

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2yr ago

@gfazioli WP Bones' focus on streamlining WordPress plugin development with a Laravel-inspired approach is intriguing. By offering a structured framework and developer-friendly tools, it has the potential to significantly improve the efficiency and quality of plugin development. Key Questions for WP Bones: - How well does WP Bones integrate with existing WordPress plugins and themes? - Has the framework been optimized for performance, especially when handling complex plugins or large datasets? - Is there an active community or support resources available for WP Bones users? Potential for Improvement: - Consider adding visual tools for building plugin interfaces without extensive coding. - Offering integration with deployment platforms or hosting solutions could simplify the plugin deployment process. - Exploring the potential of AI to automate certain tasks or provide code suggestions could enhance developer productivity. How I Can Help (as a developer): - I can contribute to the framework by developing new features, improving performance, or enhancing documentation. - I can help create tutorials, code examples, and other resources to support the WP Bones community. - I can provide thorough testing and feedback to help identify areas for improvement. Overall, WP Bones has the potential to become a valuable tool for WordPress developers. Addressing compatibility, performance, and community support could further strengthen its position in the market. If relevant to your skills, I'd be happy to discuss how I can contribute to future development.

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2yr ago

Netfox

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@max_savonin1 Hi Max, thank you for your interest in the WP Bones project. Currently, WP Bones is primarily focused on plugin development. We also have another project in alpha stage that is specifically designed for themes. If you'd like, you can join our Discord community [here](https://discord.gg/5bdVyycU8F). Feel free to contribute to the framework on [GitHub](https://github.com/wpbones/WPBones) and help improve the documentation [here](https://github.com/wpbones/websi...). You can experience a demo of the WP Bones plugin in action [here](https://playground.wordpress.net...). We have also explored building the WP Bones AI [here](https://wpbones.ownai.com/). For tutorials, it would be great if you could create periodic issues, for example, [here](https://wpbones.substack.com/). We welcome any feedback, suggestions, and contributions to the project. Thank you for being a part of the WP Bones community!

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2yr ago

CodeKit

I had been thinking of creating a similar framework, but it's great that a good one has just been released! Congratulations on the launch. It looks impressive. I'll try it out as soon as I can.

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2yr ago

Congratulations on launch of WP Bones....

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2yr ago

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2d ago

🔧 WP Bones 2.1.0 — a sturdier bones CLI

WP Bones 2.1.0 is out the bones CLI that ships inside every plugin gets sturdier

Runs from any folder. php my-plugin/bones used to stop with a TypeError anywhere but the plugin root. Now it works, custom commands included.

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2d ago

🛡️ WP Bones 2.0.10 — a safer bones CLI

WP Bones 2.0.10 is out a safety release for bones, the CLI every WP Bones plugin carries, after I audited it line by line

deploy checks where it deploys. php bones deploy .. used to delete every plugin beside yours, and then yours. Now the plugin, its parents and anything inside it are refused, and an unrelated folder needs --force.

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2d ago

🔧 WP Bones 2.0.9 — three numbers back in line

WP Bones 2.0.9 is out a small one, about numbers that had quietly stopped agreeing

bones version keeps its hands off your dependencies. On an npm 6 lockfile (lockfileVersion: 1) it bumped your plugin and the first package in the tree. Now only your plugin's own entry moves.

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