3 November, 2007 by Cesar Serna Categories :
Wordpress Plugins

Wordpress Plugin Maker

Wordpress Plugin MakerThis plugin is made for developers or Wordpress users who love Cut and Paste and hate FTP . If you have ever been in a pinch where you wanted to create a quick Wordpress plugin to do something but didn’t have FTP info or weren’t at your terminal you can use this plugin to be a life saver.

What it does is take the minimum set of information to create a plugin and writes to your plugin directory an empty plugin template php file ready to be edited and activated online through the Wordpress admin plugin editor.

Just drop the Plugin Maker into your plugins directory and know that next time you need to create or cut and paste a plugin to add to your Wordpress collection you got it covered.

[ Download Plugin Maker v1.0 ]


12 Responses to “Wordpress Plugin Maker”


Chris Vincent November 3, 2007

I’ll keep this in mind next time i start a blog, THANKS!!

John Kolbert November 6, 2007

Nice plugin, looks like a nice time saver! Thanks!

n-blue November 6, 2007

I am think about create a plugin last night and I think this plugin made my life easier (I don’t to have dirty hand on php coding this time). ^ ^

Alex November 6, 2007

This is great, i know that situation all too well!

thanks

Jukka-Pekka Keisala November 6, 2007

Nice, something like this should be definetly built-in in Wordpress.
Do I see Facebook etc… killer here??? Well, probably not but nice alternative if we would simplify plug-in installation!

Ozh November 6, 2007

Fun idea. I’d add a couple options like the ability to put the newly created plugin in its own subdirectory.

Also, why not automatically fill most fields with blog URL & author’s name?

Diseño Web Chile November 7, 2007

Nice effort, keep work on it.

dude April 4, 2008

it looks like what? you didnt even tryit, you looked at a screenshot it on this website and decided it is a timesaver?

John Kolbert April 4, 2008

Do you feel big criticizing comments with out even leaving a name or URL?

David Gwyer February 25, 2009

I think anyone taking the time to develop plugins for WordPress is a good thing. I know from experience that even simple plugins can take quite a lot of development if you wish to create admin panels for options, and internationalize your plugin etc. WordPress is a great platform for general site development not just for blogging anymore - it is perfect for an entry level CMS. Also, I hear that WordPress 2.8 is out next month (March 2009), can’t wait!