Ein Mangel an PlugIns besteht bei WordPress nicht, es besteht eher das Problem, die wirklich guten PlugIns zu finden. Jay Hoffmann bietet hier mit Tidy Repo eine Hilfe an:
Tidy Repo was borne out of my frustration with trying to find quality plugins. Being able to extend WordPress is what makes it so powerful, but wading through a sea of unmaintained, deprecated and unusable plugins is not fun. And it’s often too late that you discover a plugin conflicts with your theme or other plugins.
Folgende Anforderungen muss ein PlugIn erfüllen, bevor es in das Verzeichnis aufgenommen wird:
- I’ve tested the plugin on a live WordPress install, with the wonderful WP Test loaded in, on different themes, and with other plugins also installed.
- Plugins are run through the Plugin Performance Profiler and assessed for performance.
- The plugin is more or less actively maintained, and has been updated in the last six months to a year, depending on it’s functionality
- Plugin authors provide a level of support consummate with the complexity of the plugin
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