WordPressFuel HMVC WP Plugin Development Framework

Last Update: 23 April 2013
Regular License: $25
Extended License: $125
Sales: 19

First HMVC framework for WordPress Artisans WordPress Fuel is the HMVC (Hierarchical Model View Controller) WordPress Plugin Development Framework. WordPress Fuel helps you write clean, modular code, and speed up the creation and maintenance of your WordPress plugins. Plugin development is much more fun and enjoyable. It is based on the best ideas of other PHP frameworks.

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Simple, clean yet solid foundation for WordPress plugin development – Plugin development fun is guaranteed.

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Features

Separates Business, Application and presentation logic. OOP Plugin API Hassle free PHP class loader HMVC requests Loosely coupled architecture Extremely lightweight Masterpage Layouts with nested views

Clean and maintainable WordPress Plugin development Handles AJAX requests Ability to add permalinks (rewrite) rules. Handles WP shortcodes using one callback. Ease of Maintenance Based on ideas of other top PHP5 frameworks

Why WordPress Fuel?

Organized code: WordPress Fuel has OOP plugin abstraction layer that uses WordPress features. Namespacing: No need to explictly define function prefixes as everything is handled with a WordPress Fuel Plugin handler. Modularity: Allows you to write modular plugins. Plugin Layers: Ease of separation, separates the front-end and back-end logic. Coupling: Facilitates communication between plugins keeping the loose coupling. Spaghetti code: Avoids spaghetti code. Spaghetti code is difficult to follow. Documentation

Writing a WordPress Plugin using WordPress Fuel How to Install? WordPress Fuel Plugin versus Flat WordPress Plugin WP Fuel Workflow The book

What’s included

WordPress Fuel Framework Contact Form Plugin Plus, you will have access to upcoming freebies WordPress Fuel plugins. We are planning to release plugins to demonstrate specific features.