Gary’s post is the most relevant post I could find on setting NetBeans up so it formats your code to WP’s standards. If you have more tips and tricks please share if you use NetBeans. #Coda 2 xml for macĬoda 2Ĭoda is an editor for Mac that is popular among many WordPress developers. It’s clean and easy on the eyes and performs smoothly and has a whole array of settings. Fortunately, there’s an excellent post from Automattic employee Eoin Gallagher titled Tidy and format your PHP and meet WordPress standards on Coda and TextWrangler Unfortunately, out-of-the-box Coda is not compliant with WordPress standards. In his article he describes how to use a plugin called “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit” developed by Mario Fischer. He states it is easy to install and you can quickly tidy your HTML, PHP, Javascript and CSS by right clicking on your code and select the plugin’s Tidy option. There are some additional tweaks you will have to make to ensure your code is fully compliant with the Coding standards. Thankfully, this post is pretty thorough and the process looks relatively painless. We All Love Clean CodeĬlean code is readable and well spaced. It’s easy to understand and and navigate. Just because you format you code using the tools above does not mean it is still within compliance with the WordPress Coding Standards. Thorough documentation, and written to standards.Trailing spaces (some editors take care of this). Ternary operating testing as false rather than true.#Coda 2 xml codeĭon’t get overwhelmed, just review your code regularly and you should be good to go. Wrapping it UpĮditors are getting faster and more geared for WordPress developers.
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