WordPress is fast, lightweight, and easy to use. To ensure it stays that way, the Core Team
thinks carefully about adding functionality to the core WordPress code.
Still, users often find the need to graft additional functionality onto
WordPress to meet their needs. This section of the Codex offers
guidelines and references for anyone wishing to modify, extend, or
contribute to WordPress.
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