A free weekly Newsletter with a round-up of WordPress news and articles
How I Made $14,400/hr Fixing WordPress
Yes, $14,400 per hour to fix a WordPress site, you read that correctly. There’s both a story and a lesson to be found in there for every solopreneur, and the lesson would be summarize like this: "Your skills, whether it be physical or intellectual, are worth a certain amount regardless of how much time you spend using those skills."
WP Maintainer - Maintenance, Security, Backups & Support for your WordPress Install
WP Maintainer is a professional maintenance and support service for WordPress websites. The service includes all core updates, all in-application theme and plugin updates, regularly scheduled backups, Sucuri security and malware cleanup, and a free hour of professional WordPress development performed by quality WordPress developers.
Troubleshooting WordPress 3.5 Master List
A thread about the known issues with plugins and themes found in 3.5.
Remember to be calm, be patient and be respectful.
WordPress 3.5 First Look: Yay or Nay?
WordPress 3.5 “Elvin” has just been released, and it comes with a good number of changes, upgrades and updates. In this article, you'll discover the new offerings that WP 3.5 has brought to the table.
WordPress 3.5 Media Manager
This WordPress 3.5 marquee feature – the Media Manager – allow you to upload images and other files and also to insert them into your posts a quite different than you’re used to. Also you’ll definitely like the new way the galleries are created.
Pippin Williamson Launches Crappy Code Blog
Pippin, from Pippin’s Plugins, has launched a new somewhat satirical blog cleverly named “Crappy Code” where he’ll showcase some of the terrible coding practices that he stumbles upon in his quest to discover and review WordPress plugins.
WP Daily Has Landed
WP Daily, a new venture by the guys of 8BIT, an Automattic Partner, has landed as a blog. There will be news and reviews and your typical fare of good editorial and hopefully it will grow a community much bigger than the content.
4 Key Steps to Improving Typography On Your Blog
When it comes to design, the typography is the most important element by a distance. The manner in which your text content is presented and arranged can make all the difference. You could have the best content in your niche, but if it is difficult to read, 80% of your potential readers might never know.
What We’ve Learned in One Year
Wysija celebrates its first anniversary this month. What experience can they share with you? Quite a few things, all shaped by 30 releases, 25 000 active users (guesstimate), 200 000 downloads and plenty of visits to WordCamps.
