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The REST API is finally integrated into WordPress’ core, yet so many developers seem to be at a loss for how to use it in their real world projects. We get it – interacting with APIs can be an intimid…

The decoupled or “headless” CMS is rising in popularity among developers because of its capabilities for innovation, flexibility, and future-proofing. Building WordPress-powered websites via the WordP…

One controversial design decision in the WordPress REST API was to have a separate route for each post type. Some people disagreed as combining multiple post types in one route would have been very us…

So you’ve built a static website, all is going well, but then it turns out that the client needs a small news section..

Here are five ways you can take a few code snippets and really extend the possibilities that custom post types offer WordPress developers.

One of the many great uses for the WordPress REST API is improving your plugin or theme settings screens. Once you add custom REST API endpoints, getting saved settings via AJAX and saving it via AJAX…

I need to write a REST API endpoint, but lets assume we know nothing about REST APIs.

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