WordPress Developer Tom McFarlin Advocates Markdown As A Choice Not A Standard
Tom McFarlin has published an awesome blog post about developer’s tunnel vision. The gist of […]
Tom McFarlin has published an awesome blog post about developer’s tunnel vision. The gist of […]
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The Internet is made up of millions or perhaps billions of websites. To visually put […]
A few days ago on Twitter, I noticed an interesting tweet by Themelab inquiring about […]
WordPress for iOS 3.9 has been released and it includes some major changes. The first […]
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WordPress 3.6 introduced native support for audio and video files which meant that you no […]
The exciting news today in WordPress core development is a shiny new core/components page that […]
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Andrew Ozz who is responsible for maintaining TinyMCE in WordPress has announced that TinyMCE 4.0 […]
So far, 2014 is the year for making over WordPress Trac. Over the past couple […]