Are you tired of spending countless hours designing and coding your WordPress website? Look no further than AI generated WordPress code! In this video, we explore the future of web development with CodeWP, an AI-powered platform that generates specific WordPress code for your website.

Gone are the days of manually writing code for your WordPress website. With CodeWP, you can simply input your desired features and let the platform generate the necessary code for you.

In this demonstration, I walk through the process of using CodeWP to generate some basic PHP code using the free plan. With a Pro plan, you can go way beyond and generate code for plugins like WooCommerce, Elementor, Oxygen Builder and much more.

Is this the beginning of the end for WordPress coders or is it just a step forward in the evolution of web design?

Join me as I delve into the possibilities of AI generated WordPress code and its potential to revolutionize the way we approach web development.

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35 Comments

  1. Interesting.. I think in time this might prove its worth (pro version), but I really couldn't justify the cost, so chatGPT still has the upper hand IMO. I have tested it fairly extensively with WordPress specific code and the results are comparable and accurate. Asking for filters it actually suggested different hooks to use as well based on requirement, so it's WordPress specific knowledge is good enough. chatGPT is free and as far as I am aware has no generation restrictions.

  2. anyone try hard coding header/footers with this or something similar? Next thing on my list for optimizing wordpress sites after element or building them out laziness/efficiency haha

  3. I got ChatGPT two months ago to generate php code for a couple of small plug ins for WP, both worked fine, same with some fairly complicated MS VB macros…scary stuff

  4. Hi

    Nice material, can be strongly useful in difficult situations with programmers 🙃

    After generating the needed code and inserting it with Snippets into the page, how then can I place it? In this case, it is a site based on Elementor. Do I need to purchase the pro version of the AI generator and then it will be easier for me to work?

    Is there any way I can post the php code entered into Snippets directly?

    I am mainly concerned with the contact form that was generated for me from AI.

    Greetings from Poland 🙂

  5. Wooooah horsie 🙂
    I've been playing with it today and works well for the simple stuff but gets very lost in sightly the more complicated.
    When it creates associated JS, it favors jQuery over Native and outputs it with a PHP function.

    In all honesty, the PHP I got from my prompt was not usable.

    In this case, I got a much better response by being specific in ChatGPT.

    However, the Dev connected with me to explain where the project is up to. It is only 5 months old and is currently getting a complete rewrite. He seems like a great dude, so I'm really looking forward to where this ends up.

  6. I gave it the prompt "generate code to handle ajax action which gets the current users name and returns it" and it generated

    add_action('wp_ajax_get_user_name', 'cwpai_get_user_name');
    add_action('wp_ajax_nopriv_get_user_name', 'cwpai_get_user_name');
    function cwpai_get_user_name() {
    $user = wp_get_current_user();
    echo $user->display_name;
    die();
    }

    so it clearly has an understanding of WordPress and should help with generating starting code and possibly finished code . So what if I try

    "generate code to handle ajax action which gets the current user, looks up the ACF field spots and returns it" and it tells me there is a dedicated ACF mode before returning

    function cwpai_get_spots() {
    $user_id = get_current_user_id();
    $spots = get_field('spots', 'user_' . $user_id);
    echo $spots;
    die();
    }
    add_action('wp_ajax_cwpai_get_spots', 'cwpai_get_spots');
    add_action('wp_ajax_nopriv_cwpai_get_spots', 'cwpai_get_spots');

    and it looks like I can save myself time typing up code. Tomorrow I am going to see if I can come with a prompt that gets me even closer to my actual goal

    Next day and I tried "generate code to handle ajax action from logged in users which expects user id in post data and uses that to looks up the ACF fields name and photo placing them in an array and returning the array as json data"

    and got

    function cwpai_ajax_get_user_data() {
    $user_id = $_POST['user_id'];
    $user_data = array(
    'name' => get_field('name', 'user_' . $user_id),
    'photo' => get_field('photo', 'user_' . $user_id)
    );
    echo json_encode($user_data);
    die();
    }
    add_action('wp_ajax_get_user_data', 'cwpai_ajax_get_user_data');

    This is a good and valid answer to my prompt.
    When writing custom code since I need to think through and create a problem statement , I can use that as prompt and get at least a good first pass at the code saving some typing. In this case one of the variables is an array and will need a little processing but this makes a great starting point and is more on point than most general answers on the web. Am I worried it will put me out of work, at least not at this time, one still needs to understand what they want to code to do and form a suitable prompt, then know enough to tell if the code does what they want. I see this as way of making it easier to get at least the initial pass of the code.

  7. I want an AI tool where I give a link to a website and tell it to create a WordPress website similar to this website and it will exercise it and create a WordPress website similar to that website.

  8. In 5 years this kind of tools will be the answer to a lot of questions.
    As drivers will loose their jobs because of self-driving trucks,so will developers suffer from the AI also. Lawyers,clerks and etc.
    This is the future,we have to adapt ourselves.

  9. CPT UI does this with no potential for mistakes. All of us use it, and it's free.

    Nevertheless I am going for the pro version today because Paul recommended it.

    Waiting for his affiliate link.

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