It has now been well over a decade since Matt Mullenweg brought the blogging content management system to the world that we know so well today. Since the beginning, it has grown well to become the most used CMS, which no longer only covers blogging, but has come to serve all kinds of needs including e-commerce and corporate websites.
REST API has grown to serve as one of the latest features being added to WordPress, which provides more room for interaction and communication between applications and WordPress itself. Because the REST API provides us with the ability to add and then retrieve content from any client without having WordPress installed, it will provide us with an amazing possibility to build custom apps. Overall, we would consider that development inside and in pair with WordPress can now be done without much coding.
Within this set of series, we will be going through the methods for making use of this great API that will provide better user experiences for...