Modern Web development relies upon a range of well-established code libraries. WordPress brings these libraries together under one roof, carefully integrating them with the main codebase. This helps provide a seamless user experience for visitors to your WordPress site. WordPress code libraries include:- jQuery jQueryUI Backbone.js Underscore.js Atom PHPass Code served fresh and up-to-date Each third-party code library is kept…
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Fully Customisable Content
WordPress comes with many default content types, such as image, video, gallery, audio, aside and so-on. But what if you need more flexibility? What if you need to make your onw content types? Easy — using the WordPress API, you can create your own custom post types, taxonomies, and metadata. Whatever you are selling or whatever service you…
Application Framework
If you want to build an application, WordPress can help with that too. Under the hood WordPress provides a lot of the features that your app will need, things like translations, user management, HTTP requests, databases, URL routing and much, much more. Read more →
Plug-able with Plugins
One of the main reasons for the popularity of WordPress is its extensibility. And one of the key elements of it’s extensibility is the WordPress Plugin API. The WordPress Plugin API makes it possible to create plugins to extend WordPress — giving your business very precise control and customisation of the functionality of your WordPress site. Go Public…
Vast Developer Community
As the most popular open source CMS on the web, WordPress has a vibrant and supportive community. Ask a question on the support forums and get help from a volunteer, attend a WordCamp or Meetup to learn more about WordPress, read blogs posts and tutorials about WordPress. Community is at the heart of WordPress, making it what it…
WordPress Taxonomies
WordPress taxonomies come built-in and help you organise your site content. The value to your business is making your content both ‘discoverable’ and ‘navigable’. Out of the box, there are four ready-made WordPress taxonomies: Categories Navigation menu Tags Links Hierarchical vs Multifaceted Hierarchical taxonomy types are tightly structured, using a parent-child relationship to organise your content. Conversely, Tags…