WPWeekly Episode 106 – The Theme Review Team
In the first half of the episode, Gil Rutkowski otherwise known as FlashingCursor on twitter […]
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WordPress To Be More Tumblr Like
What’s that sound? It’s a cannon ball being shot over the bow of Tumblr. The […]
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Software Releases And The Kitchen Sink
Matt Mullenweg who every now and then publishes a long essay did so today on […]
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WPWeekly Episode 105 – The Return
In this long awaited live edition of WordPress Weekly, I gave everyone a detailed description […]
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WordPress Weekly November 6th
This is just a heads up that I’ll be recording a live show of WordPress […]
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WordPress, Disqus, And Spam Comments
If you use the third-party commenting system Disqus, you’ll want to read the following post […]
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WordPress Mobile Users Grow To 1 Million
What a great milestone for the WordPress ecosystem. On November 3rd, Isaac Keyet used the […]
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Protecting WordPress Login Credentials From FireSheep
There’s been a lot of hype around a new tool that was released not too […]
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Plugin Authors And The Activation Hook
This post is an FYI to plugin developers. According to Scribu who posted on the […]
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WordPress Projects Still In Huge Demand
The largest search engine for work-from-home and freelance jobs DoNanza has released their quarterly State […]
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Should Easter Eggs In WordPress Be Removed?
Once again, the discussion of WordPress and Easter eggs has popped up on the WP-Hackers […]
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Getting Started With WordPress Starter Kits By Max Foundry
I received an email a few weeks ago giving me the heads up on a […]
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Recorded Sessions From WordCamp Detroit
I’d like to take this opportunity to thank the folks over at PollDaddy.com for sponsoring […]
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Interview With Two WordCamp Detroit Attendees
During the conference, I randomly pulled two people aside attending the event to get their […]
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Interview With Anthony Montalbano
This is an interview with Anthony Montalbano who is one of the main reasons why […]