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There’s a lot of great WordPress content published in the community but not all of it is featured on the … Continue reading In Case You Missed It – Issue 14 →

A few years ago, there was an important discussion within the WordPress community on whether Easter eggs should be in … Continue reading WordPress’ Personality Shines Through Again →

Checking for broken links using WordPress plugins can lead to intensive use of server resources and impact site performance. Plugins … Continue reading How to Check For Broken Links On Your Site Using Xenu Link Sleuth →

Over at Design Is Philosophy, Morten Rand-Hendriksen raised the question if after 10 years, is it time to fork WordPress? … Continue reading At 10 Years Old, Is It Time To Fork? →

Intriguing interview conducted by Gihyo.jp which is a Japanese focused developer resource site. As your experience straddles both, where do … Continue reading Intriguing Interview With Matt Mullenweg By Japanese Magazine →

Andrew Nacin one of the WordPress core developers highlighted a philosophy that WordPress follows by providing decisions, not options. One … Continue reading Why WordPress Has Fewer Options, Not More →

The annual WordPress core team meetup has concluded and thanks to Jane Wells, we are able to read into some … Continue reading Recaps From The WordPress Core Team Meetup →

Joe Pawlikowski is the editor of BBGeeks.com, a site that helps BlackBerry users get the most out of their devices … Continue reading Review: WordPress For BlackBerry Packs A Punch →

As WordPress becomes a mature piece of publishing software, more things are being added to the kitchen sink. Some features … Continue reading What’s Your Breaking Point? →

Today is the day many within the WordPress community have been waiting for. The release of WordPress 3.0. The new … Continue reading Get 3.0 While It’s Hot →

Today, WordPress turns 7 years old. I’ve been using WordPress since 2007 which is only a few years ago. I … Continue reading WordPress Is 7 and I’m 27 →