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My Presentation on WordCampID 2011 Bandung about WordPress MVC Framework that trying to turn WordPress template development to object oriented friendly.

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WordPress MVC Theme
Framework
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Who am I?
Founder of THINKROOM STUDIO
Founder of RServe.me
10 years experiences in web technology
4 years experiences with WordPress

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Why WordPress MVC?

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Others are options based &
starter theme

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Options Based
Carrington
Genesis
Catalyst
Thesis
Themify

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Starter Theme
Thematic
Twenty Ten
WP Framework
Sandbox

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WordPress has structural
code

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WordPress MVC is a
framework to code theme
from scratch

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But Easier & Less Code To
Write

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Inspired from Yii PHP
Framework

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Turning WordPress from
structural to object oriented
friendly

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Separate The Logic and
Presentation

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Model
View
Controller

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Files Structure
childthemes
default
child
mvc
images
css
js

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Features

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Model
Post
Category
Author
Comment

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Post Model
TPost::defaultPost();
TPost::ﬁnd($param);
TPost::ﬁndAll($param);

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Post Model
basic attributes comments
related posts by previous post
category
next post
author
childs

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Post Model
$post=TPost::ﬁnd(array(‘id’=>1));
$post->title;
$post->content;
$post->author;
$post->relatedPostByCat($pageSize);

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Category Model
Get all post in category
Check if a post is in category

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Controller
Basic WordPress template ﬁle

Controller

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View
Default Theme
Child Theme
Widget(view, js, css)

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Using View
Controller:
$post=TPost::defaultPost();
WpMvc::app()->view->render(‘viewName’,array(‘post’=>$post));

View:
echo $post->title;
echo $post->content
echo $post->author->name;

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Custom controller
Create controller without create a page

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Custom Controller
http://yourwebsite.com/index.php?r=mypage

wp-content/themes/yourthemes/mypage.php

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Future Plans

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Options Page

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Useful Widgets

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Integrate Some Popular
Plugins

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Getting Started

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Download at
https://github.com/tyohan/WordPress-MVC-Framework

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Create your own child theme

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Develop Application Based
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Thank You
Yohan Totting
@tyohan
tyohan@thinkrooms.com
http://www.thinkrooms.com

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1. WordPress MVC Theme Framework THINKROOMS STUDIO THINKROOMS STUDIO Web & Mobile Application | HTML Slicing | CMS Template | Web Maintenance Sunday, January 30, 2011

2. Who am I? Founder of THINKROOM STUDIO Founder of RServe.me 10 years experiences in web technology 4 years experiences with WordPress THINKROOMS STUDIO Web & Mobile Application | HTML Slicing | CMS Template | Web Maintenance Sunday, January 30, 2011

3. Why WordPress MVC? THINKROOMS STUDIO Web & Mobile Application | HTML Slicing | CMS Template | Web Maintenance Sunday, January 30, 2011

4. Others are options based & starter theme THINKROOMS STUDIO Web & Mobile Application | HTML Slicing | CMS Template | Web Maintenance Sunday, January 30, 2011

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17. Post Model TPost::defaultPost(); TPost::ﬁnd($param); TPost::ﬁndAll($param); THINKROOMS STUDIO Web & Mobile Application | HTML Slicing | CMS Template | Web Maintenance Sunday, January 30, 2011

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19. Post Model $post=TPost::ﬁnd(array(‘id’=>1)); $post->title; $post->content; $post->author; $post->relatedPostByCat($pageSize); THINKROOMS STUDIO Web & Mobile Application | HTML Slicing | CMS Template | Web Maintenance Sunday, January 30, 2011

20. Category Model Get all post in category Check if a post is in category THINKROOMS STUDIO Web & Mobile Application | HTML Slicing | CMS Template | Web Maintenance Sunday, January 30, 2011

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