WordPress

How to use WordPress as a backend for a Laravel Application

Last week I relaunched Laravel News, and the new site is running on Laravel with WordPress as the backend. I’ve been using WordPress for the past two years, and I’ve grown to enjoy the features that it provides. The publishing experience, the media manager, the mobile app, and Jetpack for tracking stats. I wasn’t ready …

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WordPress and Laravel

WordPress is one of the most popular open source applications and that means many people are comfortable using its admin to manage their site. There are times when building out a site this is advantageous as it prevents you from having to retrain the user on how to manage content, menus, photos, and more. A …

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Using WordPress with Lumen

Adam Patterson has a new tutorial out showing you how to use Lumen as a front-end to WordPress. At work I needed a fast and flexible way to present structured data that can be consumed by Python. This was done using WordPress leveraging Custom Post types and Advanced Custom Fields. Simply put. WordPress is the …

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Cutlass WordPress Starter Theme with Blade

Cutlass Starter Theme: Cutlass is a WordPress Starter Theme with the power of Laravel’s Blade templating engine included, allowing you to develop WordPress sites more quickly then you ever have before. It includes HTML5 syntax, Bootstrap and Font Awesome by default.

Bring Laravel Style to WordPress With the Themosis Framework

The Themosis framework is born to give WordPress developers the development joy found in the Laravel framework to WordPress development. As WordPress developers, you are happy by definition. Now with the Themosis framework you’ll be happier and you’ll be able to provide more features to your projects in less time. The framework includes routing, controllers, …

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