WPWeekly Episode 97 – Commercilization Series Wrap Up
In this series wrap up, Jake and I talk about some of the sticking points […]
In this series wrap up, Jake and I talk about some of the sticking points […]
Automattic recently hired yet another theme wrangler to join their theme team that they are […]
This episode was the first in a series discussing the commercialization of WordPress. Within this […]
Since this Saturdays show of WordPress Weekly will be focusing on commercial themes, I thought […]
It’s officially happened. Classic and Kubrick have been removed from WordPress as per ticket 10654. […]
This is a guest blog post written by Stephanie Leary, author of the blog, Sillybean.net. […]
I’m dedicating the entire month of April to the commercialization of WordPress through themes, plugins […]
For those that follow Ian Stewart on Twitter, you know that he recently quit his […]
Scribu who is the author of the Front-end Editor plugin that I reviewed in April […]
In what I hope will be a regular occurrence, this is an interview with a […]
In the past few days, I’ve seen a lot of discussions centered around author credits […]
Thesis creator Chris Pearson was the special guest on last weeks episode of the WordPress […]
While monitoring twitter today, I noticed a few prolific theme designers agree with a point […]
At A Glance: The Genesis Theme Framework is built on a simple vanilla blog-type parent […]
I was unaware that the U.S. with the exception of a few people were in […]