WordPress was officially released in 2003. The current stable version is 3.2.1. WordPress uses The Loop as its main process. Code should not be placed directly in core files and instead can be extended through plugins, themes, or mu-plugins. The two types of hooks in WordPress are actions and filters. Debugging can be turned on by defining WP_DEBUG as true. JavaScript and CSS should be enqueued properly using wp_register_script, wp_enqueue_script, wp_register_style, and wp_enqueue_style. Transient API allows temporary data storage. A minimum of style.css and index.php are required for a WordPress theme. The widgets_init hook

2. What year was WordPress officially
released?

3. What year was WordPress officially
released?
2003

4. What is the current stable version?

5. What is the current stable version?
3.2.1

6. What is the main process behind
WordPress?

7. What is the main process behind
WordPress?
The Loop

8. Should you ever hack core?

9. NO

10. What three areas can you place code
to extend WordPress?

11. What three areas can you place code
to extend WordPress?
Plugins, Themes (Functions.php), wp-content/mu-plugins

12. What are the two types of hooks?

13. What are the two types of hooks?
Actions & Filters

14. How do you turn on WordPress
debugging?

15. How do you turn on WordPress
debugging?
define('WP_DEBUG', true);

16. What is the proper way of adding JS/
CSS in WordPress?

17. What is the proper way of adding JS/
CSS in WordPress?
wp_register_script();
wp_enqueue_script();
wp_register_style();
wp_enqueue_style();

18. Which feature built into WordPress
allows you to temporary store any type
of data for a specific amount of time.

19. Which feature built into WordPress
allows you to temporarily store any
type of data for a specific amount of
time.
Transient API

20. What 2 files are required for a
WordPress theme?

21. What 2 files are required for a
WordPress theme?
style.css, index.php

22. Why would this not work?

23. Why would this not work?
use ‘widgets_init’ instead

24. ANY ?’s