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How To Write A WordPress Plugin In Less Than 10 Minutes<\/h4>\n

For some, the idea of writing a WordPress plugin is scary because there is so much that you can do with them, both good and bad.<\/p>\n

But plugins don’t have to be complicated, there are some amazing things you can do with just a few lines!<\/p>\n

Bio<\/h4>\n

Frankie is based in St. Joseph, Missouri and works as a WordPress developer for X-Team WP<\/a>, a WordPress.com VIP partner agency, working full time on the Stream<\/a> plugin team.<\/p>\n

Prior to this, Frankie founded a WordPress theme shop designed for churches and non-profit organizations.<\/p>\n

He has been building with WordPress since 2007 and was a core contributor during the 3.7 release cycle.<\/p>\n

Outside of work, Frankie is the director of music and worship at his local church, enjoys traveling with his wife and smoking his own BBQ.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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