Headless Form Submission With the WordPress REST API | CSS-Tricks
If you’re building a WordPress site, you need a good reason not to choose a WordPress form plugin. They are convenient and offer plenty of customizations that would take a ton of effort to build from scratch. They render the HTML, validate the data, store the submissions, and provide integration with third-party services. But suppose we plan to use WordPress as a headless CMS. In this case, we wil
The first WordPress REST API conference, in review
January 28th and 29th of 2016 marked the first ever A Day of REST, a conference devoted to the WordPress REST API. It’s also, to my knowledge, the first ever conference completely about a single feature of WordPress. Put on by the Human Made team, there were definitely risks: maybe not enough people would sign up, maybe the content would be too dense, or not dense enough for the audience that show
Theming with the REST API – Meet Picard
If there’s one thing that has been making waves in the WordPress ecosystem this year, it is the new REST API. Officially known as WP-API, and currently available as a plugin, it is due to be rolled into core at some point this year. A REST API? A REST API may not initially seem like a useful feature for theme developers. It is clearly very useful for those looking to use WordPress as an applicatio
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The Building Blocks of a REST API Project - Joe Hoyle. A Day of REST
A Worker-Owned Tech Consultancy - Bocoup
Things I Could Build if Every WordPress Site Had a REST API For Content - Aaron Jorbin
Introducing the WP REST API Code Tutorials | Envato Tuts+
Build a Theme with the WP REST API
