Structuring Woo Plugins for the Real World

Over the past year, we've built real Woo features - custom checkout fields, admin displays, customer-facing order details, and simple reports. In this month's session, we'll take everything we've already created and focus on how to organize it properly inside a custom plugin.

We'll be working directly in code and walking through real examples.

We'll cover:

• Creating a clean, production-ready Woo plugin
• Moving working code out of functions.php and into a plugin (review of December topic)
• Organizing plugin files by responsibility (checkout, admin, emails, reports)
• Applying naming conventions and prefixes to avoid conflicts
• Registering Woo hooks in a way that's easy to maintain and debug
• Writing code that's safer for future Woo updates

You'll see exactly how to refactor familiar checkout customizations into a structured plugin you can reuse across projects.

Are you ready to level up your Woo workflow? Join us this month if you want a cleaner, safer, and more maintainable Woo customizations.

Intermediate-level session
Familiarity with Woo checkout customization and hooks is helpful, but you don't need to have attended previous meetups to follow along.