This week I released the JSON REST API Subscriptions plugin for WordPress. The plugin requires the JSON REST API plugin. The JSON REST API plugin creates endpoints like so yoursite.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts yoursite.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/253 yoursite.com/wp-json/wp/v2/pages yoursite.com/wp-json/wp/v2/pages/987 ... Obviously the /posts endpoint returns all posts and the posts/253 returns the post with ID 253. The JSON REST API Subscriptions [...]
In 2009-2010 Custom Contact Forms was one of the first WordPress plugins I wrote. The purpose of the plugin was to solve a simple problem: easy contact form building on the web. As I was building the plugin, WordPress 3.0 had not yet been released, and therefore custom post types and other useful API’s did [...]
Today I am presenting on the JSON REST API for WordPress at the DC API User Group. This is a shorter talk geared at both developers and API users with or without WordPress experience. With core integration coming in the near future, it’s important for developers of ALL backgrounds to understand it will be available [...]
This weekend I am presenting at WordCamp Boston 2014. My talk is on the JSON REST API for WordPress. I will be explaining what the API does, how to use some of it’s endpoints, and showing an interesting use case. [...]
The past few months I’ve had the opportunity to work on the new JSON REST API for WordPres. My biggest contribution as a WP API team member has been the Backbone client. The JSON REST API’s Backbone client let’s you interact with a WordPress installation using Backbone.js collections and models. The client is an extremely [...]