@JJJ @nathanrice I'm very keen to read that blog post. I'm slowly moving my code to OOP.
@technosailor Hopefully it or something similar is rolled into core. It would be used by a lot of themes.
@nathanrice I'd be hunting for ages trying to find that darned conversation. I saw it yesterday before going home.
@technosailor Thanks for the link to TimThumb replacement. Looks awesome. … http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/15311
@nathanrice Thanks
Does anyone recall seeing a conversation online about the use of OOP in WP plugins/themes within the last day or so?
@Ipstenu I used to have forum moderators on http://SitePoint.com do that when people needed a service/product I offered.
@Ipstenu If there's a situation in which you think they really need it, you should ask one of us to go pimp it for you.
@Ipstenu Ah, very good point.
@Ipstenu I got a rather abrupt NO when I asked about this quite a while back … http://wordpress.org/support/topic/offering-paid-services?replies=8
@Ipstenu It's against http://wordpress.org forum rules anyway apparently.
@markoheijnen I used to do a check for WP version number, but got tired of having to update it all the time so don't bother anymore.
RT @markoheijnen: Sweet stuff. My first #WordPress plugin is approved. Within one hour I can submit it to http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/tabify-edit-screen/
@markoheijnen re: WordPress versions … don't bother supporting older WP versions.
The protocol utilized by Apples upcoming iSmell device has been announced … http://www.sitepoint.com/html5-new-sensory-elements/