Summary

We began this chapter by looking at the issues of the application plugins developed throughout the first nine chapters of the book. Our portfolio application lacked a proper structure in some parts. So, we restructured the application to keep the consistency across all its features.

Once the restructuring process was completed, we implemented a few new requirements, such as subscriber notifications, AJAX-based developer list filtering, and additional user profile fields in order to understand how to work with the restructured application.

Here, we are completing the demo application for this book with the basic foundation of the portfolio application. Make sure that you follow the guides on the website for this book to understand the more complex theories and techniques of developing web applications while completing the portfolio management system.

You can now take a look at the next chapter for supplementary modules for WordPress applications. This will be a theoretical chapter explaining...