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The Redhat of Drupal
Matt Mullenweg got a really, really funny email telling him he should consider switching Automattic websites to Drupal.
We Sit Down (Virtually) With Cozmoslabs
The TechNiki guys recently sat down with Cristian Antohe from Cozmoslabs to talk about their work with WordPress.
What Features are Coming in WordPress 3.6
It was just a few months ago when WordPress 3.5 was released. Well, the next major release, WordPress 3.6, is already underway. WordPress 3.6 is expected to be released in late April 2013. In this article, will be discussed the features that are coming in WordPress 3.6
Using Grunt to Speed Up & Standardize your WordPress Theme Development
In our industry, the name of the game is speed. Grunt is labeled as The JavaScript Task Runner. It’s a piece of software powered by node.js that lets you build certain routines that run on the command line. Grunt is an amazing framework of sorts that you can essentially turn into anything you want it to be.
Finding The Right WordPress Support System
Tom McFarlin enjoys the challenge of finding the best tools possible not only for himself but for potential customers as well, and this is what raises his next issue: Finding the right WordPress support system.
Why should I care about WordPress Frameworks?
In essence, a framework enables greater consistency and speed for developers, which could translate to lower costs to develop, which could translate to lower costs for end users. There’s another reason why developers code frameworks and that is that it allows them to focus on core features and functionality and let others create beautiful designs.
Why we don’t support old WordPress versions
Joost de Valk posted an interesting article about their support policy. Specifically, about not supporting old WordPress versions. Joost explained the top 4 reasons people invoke for not upgrading.
