Month: December 2015

  • Garret Moon and Justin Walsh Focus on CoSchedule After MABU Acquires Todaymade

    Garret Moon and Justin Walsh Focus on CoSchedule After MABU Acquires Todaymade

    MABU, a marketing, management, and multimedia company has acquired WordPress development agency Todaymade for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition includes operational and intellectual assets including, the trade name, corporate website, a proprietary content management system called TodayCMS, and more than 50 hosted websites. Many in the WordPress community will recognize Todaymade as the sister company…

  • Photon Adds WebP Support for Faster Loading Images

    Photon Adds WebP Support for Faster Loading Images

    Last week Jetpack announced that its Photon image service added support for the WebP image format, which provides up to 34% size reduction for served images when compared JPEG images of the same visual quality. For Photon users this translates into faster-loading pages. WebP is not yet natively supported by all browsers, so Photon will…

  • State of the Word 2015: JavaScript and API-driven Interfaces Are the Future of WordPress

    State of the Word 2015: JavaScript and API-driven Interfaces Are the Future of WordPress

    The inaugural WordCamp US was held this weekend at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in the heart of Philadelphia, one of America’s oldest cities. Roughly 1,800 WordPress enthusiasts came from all corners of the world to attend the event. Ambling down Philly’s historic streets, lined with Benjamin Franklin monuments, one cannot help but consider how far…

  • Day One: A Live Streamer’s Perspective of WordCamp US

    Day One: A Live Streamer’s Perspective of WordCamp US

    Day one of WordCamp US is complete. The event started streaming at 9AM Eastern and concluded at about 6:30PM. I was not able to attend the event in person so I spent the day watching the live stream. Although the site and streams suffered technical problems at the beginning of the event, they regained stability…

  • A More RESTful WP-CLI Kickstarter Campaign is Now 187% Funded

    A More RESTful WP-CLI Kickstarter Campaign is Now 187% Funded

    Daniel Bachhuber, the current maintainer of WP-CLI, announced today that his Kickstarter campaign to develop a more RESTful WP-CLI is now complete. The original goal of $17,500 was fully funded within 12 hours of launching the campaign, pushing it onto the stretch goal where every additional $100 raised equals one hour of his time towards…

  • WPWeekly Episode 215 – All About Logos With Andrew Bergeron

    WPWeekly Episode 215 – All About Logos With Andrew Bergeron

    In this episode, Marcus Couch and I are joined by Andrew Bergeron, founder of Visual Rhythm. Bergeron explains the effort and investment it takes to create memorable logos. He also shares tips on how to avoid designing forgettable logos. We also learn the history of the Nike Swoosh logo created by Carolyn Davidson in 1971. Stories…

  • Joost de Valk on the Lessons Learned After Releasing WordPress SEO 3.0

    Joost de Valk on the Lessons Learned After Releasing WordPress SEO 3.0

    Within the last few weeks, a number of readers have contacted us to look into the recent upgrade woes experienced by WordPress SEO users. Since 3.0’s release on November 18th, the development team has released six point releases. Joost de Valk, founder of Yoast.com, and lead developer of WordPress SEO, explains the mistakes made with…

  • Freemius Insights Enables Plugin Developers to Make Data-Driven Decisions

    Freemius Insights Enables Plugin Developers to Make Data-Driven Decisions

    The WordPress plugin directory gives authors a set of statistics but many are left wanting more. Freemius Insights, is a new service founded by Vova Feldman, that allows authors to accumulate detailed statistics from users. Feldman and his team of four, created the service after speaking to more than 100 plugin developers and realizing there’s…

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