Complete WordPress Developer Course - Plugins & Themes (Udemy.com)

so far so good, very extensive resources. i will update later. thank you for the backend section, it is really rare to come across this materials for wordpress. if anyone have problems with the 'load_plugin_textdomain' function, then you can try 'load_textdomain'. I run wordpress on docker and load_plugin_textdomain just doesn't work for me.

If you want to learn FSE and native Gutenberg block development, this course is a very good introduction/overview. Nothing for the most part is outdated per se, but I do think it is getting to the point where the whole thing should be reshot. I also would like a section on the Interactivity API. I feel pretty confident for build FSE sites now. I also very much liked the folder structure that was shown in this course.

First, I would like to say thank you for the great work. This course has helped me understand how WordPress works. I have gained a lot of information about PHP, React, and other technologies. Please don't stop and create new content where you explain the development process. Also, I have a suggestion for you: add a link to GitHub at the end of each video lecture. This would help us understand the mistakes I made during the learning process.

Complete course on Wordpress Custom theme and plugin development. I'm glad I decided to go through this course instead of following free videos/articles online because what I learned here is far more comprehensive and Luis leaves no stones unturned compared to other sources I went through. But I feel this is not really a complete beginner course, you should have at least few months on experience on building projects understanding fundamentals on programming. I highly recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn custom WordPress development.

This is probably the most value I have ever received from purchasing a course. And I've bought tons of courses all over the web on many topics. I'm only 70% done and it's already blown past all of my expectations. == Some of the pros: - I was impressed with how the author obviously spent a lot of time trying to make sure the real-world projects we build are a good way to learn all the concepts and techniques we will need in the real world -- For example, I've been doing JavaScript for years, but I picked up a few tricks I didn't even know about. And it's clear he included them to add as much value to course-taker as possible. This is on top of all the stuff he shares on the WordPress side of things. He will often show multiple ways to do something, just so you have more options. I already took a couple of WordPress courses and trainings before taking this one. And yet I learned so much more in this course. === Some of the cons I see some people unhappy with the speed and that he does things off camera or that certain parts are sped up... But I personally don't mind using the pause button and having the pdf open on the side. I think that the author decided to go this route instead of making the course 100 hours long. In fact, one reason I was surprised with how much value the author delivers is because I wasn't expecting it based on the number of hours. I was expecting the course to deliver a similar amount of information as courses with a similar number of hours. However, he actually teaches you like 3x more things in the same number of hours as others... That comes at a "cost". It means he edited out any and all unnecessary and repetitive typing or coding. And yes, there are even a few cases where he will quickly change folders or screens, too quickly for you to catch it if you're not paying attention. But I really don't think that's such a huge deal, considering how much value I've gotten. == My opinion All in all, these things are not an issue, as I don't need to watch the person typing slowly and me following along in real-time. I have no issue with hitting the pause button or rewinding if I missed something. Or later in the course using starter code where it makes sense. And it actually makes perfect sense when and how he gives it. As the course progresses we use more and more of the provided code or we are asked to do stuff on our own, as he does it off-screen or it is sped up in the video... It is not possible to do or follow everything in real time, so you will use the pause button quite a lot. But again, he only does this for stuff that has already been done, learned or practiced earlier in the course at a slower pace. I really appreciate this and am surprised others thought of it as a disadvantage.

I found this course really helpful in gaining a better understanding of creating multiple blocks within a single plugin. I have also learned that there is a lot you can actually do with the FSE side of WordPress as have stayed away from it before this course. I would love to see a section on using OOP programming for setting up the plugin files and also on using WordPress coding standards as this course is quite advanced and this would add an extra layer of advanced development.

This course is absolutely worth the money. The instructor is also great. I would love to see if there were more tutorials on woocommerce development. Anyway, I would recommend this course to anyone who knows HTML, CSS, JS, and PHP and wants to become a Wordpress developer. Thanks again for the great contents :)

I am updating my review to 5 Stars. When I originally purchased the course it was full of great information, but the narrator was slow and monotonous. The course was painful to follow. I actually used it as an example for a friend, of a course that while clearly spoken, was not bearable. When I opened the course to sho him, the entire course had been updated with new content and a new narrator. It is 1,000% better, and I am very excited to finish it now. Course has been updated several times ... I am going through it, in its entirety for a third time! Really loving the updated content !

I'm still completing this course, but have arrived at the stage where I am so infuriated by my experience of trying to follow what is happening that I felt compelled comment. It all started out so well... But at some point (can't exactly remember where) I got the distinct impression that he became pressed for time, and began delivering the content in a style betraying a simply breath-taking arrogance. He even manages to thwart your attempts to use the rewind button by providing general commentary of his code, while simultaneously fast-forwarding code and switching to a different file BEFORE you can see what he has written in the previous one. I challenge you to take a look at the later lectures and see for yourself! I am in no doubt that the instructor knows his stuff. However, I am also in no doubt that he knows not how to take his passengers along with him on his journey.

This course is great, Luis did a brilliant work providing lots of useful resources that will definitely become a great asset for any one taking this course. I liked how Luiz works, his workflow is very clear and refactoring oriented. The bonus sections related to the single page app provides even more stuff to drive you insane. It is a lot to digest but once you do you won't be disappointed! Thanks Sir!