WordPress Development - PHP, Custom Themes, and Plugins
Join us for a deep dive into WordPress Development, covering PHP, Custom Themes, and Plugins - perfect for all you WordPress enthusiasts out
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About this event
- Event lasts 3 hours
Welcome to the WordPress Development – PHP, Custom Themes, and Plugins event! Get ready to dive into the world of WordPress development from the comfort of your own home. This online course will guide you through the essentials of PHP, how to create custom themes, and the fundamentals of plugin development.
The course will be delivered live via Google Meet, with sessions scheduled around 2 PM London Time. Each class will be recorded and shared with you afterward for on-demand access. You’ll also receive curated learning resources ahead of time to help you prepare and get the most out of each session. The course runs for a total of 8 weeks.
Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced developer aiming to level up your skills, this event is designed for you. Expect valuable insights, practical guidance, and hands-on learning every week. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your WordPress development expertise!
Frequently asked questions
It will be taken on Google Meet or Zoom. I'll give you practical demonstrations explaining things as we go and you will follow along.
Working with WordPress programmatically. As in, I will teach you how to write and execute working code for WordPress. I won't be teaching you about things like WordPress settings specifically, but you will learn most of what you need about the dashboard in the class anyways.
Any old laptop or desktop will do. WordPress isn't particularly heavy. You'll just have to install one or two things and you are set. I will show what and how to install during the introduction class.
You can get a job at one of the millions of places that work with WordPress, freelance, build your own custom sites, and sell your own plugins and themes. WordPress is great for someone looking to earn a significant side income. Not to mention there is high demand, but a low supply for WP developers
If you have a fairly strong grasp of PHP, things will go much more smoothly. A basic understanding of HTML and CSS is a must. At the very least, you should be able to look at a HTML document and understanding what it's saying or doing.