Example files for Frontend Masters Class JavaScript for WordPress Course
- Enqueuing JavaScript in a Theme
- 1.1 PRACTICE ✔️ - Enqueuing JavaScript
- 1.2 PRACTICE ✔️ - Enqueuing Multiple JavaScript Files (and Making Dependencies)
- 1.3 PRACTICE ✔️ - Making jQuery a Dependency (and jQuery Wrapper)
- 1.4 PRACTICE ✔️ - Enqueuing External JavaScript (remove Version)
- 1.5 PRACTICE ✔️ - Conditionally Enqueuing JavaScript
- 1.6 PRACTICE ✔️ - Localizing Scripts
- Enqueuing JavaScript in a Plugin
- 2.1 PRACTICE ✔️ - Enqueuing Frontend JavaScript in a Plugin
- 2.2 PRACTICE ✔️ - Enqueuing Admin JavaScript with a Plugin
- 2.3 PRACTICE ✔️ - Enqueuing Plugin Page JavaScript
- AJAX in WordPress
- 3.1 PRACTICE ✔️ - jQuery AJAX
- 3.2 PRACTICE ✔️ - Axios AJAX
- The WordPress REST API
- 4.1 PRACTICE ✔️ - Accessing WP API Endpoints in the Browser
- 4.2 PRACTICE ✔️ - Accessing WP API Endpoints with Arguments in the Browser
- 4.3 PRACTICE ✔️ - Accessing Custom Endpoints in the Browser
- Using the WP REST API Inside WordPress
- 5.1 PRACTICE ✔️ - Listing API Posts
- 5.2 PRACTICE ✔️ - Listing API Posts Based on Arguments
- 5.3 PRACTICE - Accessing Custom Endpoints
- 5.4 PRACTICE ✔️ - Saving Posts via API
- 5.5 PRACTICE ✔️ - Editing Posts via API
- 5.6 PRACTICE ✔️ - Deleting Posts via API
- 5.7 DEMO ✔️ - Using Axios instead of Backbone Client
- 5.8 DEMO ✔️ - Webpack and Browsersync with WordPress
- 5.9 DEMO ✔️ - Vue and API in a Theme
- Using the WP REST API Outside of WordPress
- 6.1 PRACTICE ✔️ - Showing Listing of Posts
- 6.2 PRACTICE ✔️ - Showing Single Posts
- 6.3 PRACTICE ✔️ - JWT Decoupled Authentication
- 6.4 PRACTICE ✔️ - Saving Posts via API
- 6.5 PRACTICE ✔️ - Editing Posts via API
- 6.6 PRACTICE ✔️ - Deleting Posts via API