Founder Of ManageWP Publishes Open Letter on Security to The WordPress Community
The founder of ManageWP, Vladimir Prelovac, has published an open letter addressed to the WordPress […]
Opinion
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The Hidden Savings Of a WordCamp Ticket
When we wrote about tickets going on sale for the first ever PodsCamp, some folks […]
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Time To Move On From The “Is WordPress A CMS” Debate
In the realm of WordPress, there is a particular debate that has been going on […]
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Harvesting Emails From WordPress Comments Is A Bad Idea
A recently published article by WPBeginner explains how to export email address from the comments […]
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If I Switched Publishing Systems, ProcessWire Wouldn’t Be My First Choice
CMS Critic, a popular website covering the content management system market, has switched their website […]
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3 Things To Remember If You Start a Site About WordPress
Oli Dale has an article on WPLift that describes what subject matter he’d focus on […]
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Exploring The Idea Of An Internet Archive Specifically For WordPress Content
It seems like each time a WordPress podcast disappears, there is one or more to […]
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WordPress Visual Page and Website Builders Make It Easy To Create Ugly Sites
A few years ago, I talked about how great it would be if there were […]
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Estimated Time To Read This Post – Eternity
While browsing the web, I’ve noticed some sites providing an estimated reading time for articles. […]
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The GPL License Doesn’t Provide The Freedom To Infringe Registered Trademarks
While the GPLv2 is an open source license that offers many freedoms to do with […]
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Are The Days Of Paying Less Than $100 For A WordPress Theme Over?
If you are selling WordPress themes or thinking about entering the markets, there’s been a […]
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What’s Your Perception Of ThemeForest?
Philip Arthur Moore has published a great post that I think strikes a nerve for […]
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Why Comments Still Matter
Earlier this year Copyblogger set the blogosphere ablaze with its controversial decision to turn off […]