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WordPress 3.6 is Alive: The New Heartbeat API
We’ve been anticipating the release of WordPress 3.6 for weeks now, but it’s definitely alive – and you could say it even has a pulse.
The Heartbeat API will be a new feature introduced in the latest release. It’s been designed to deliver login expiration notifications, provide post locking and trigger autosaves - making writers like me very happy.
Fixed and Improved WordPress User Listing
We have some good news for our WordPress User Listing feature from Profile Builder Pro!
Yes, as the title says it, we have fixed quite a few bugs on the WordPress User Listing feature.
Thanks to you, we received lots of feedback and there were a lot of edge case scenarios that broke the functionality. This feature was rebuilt from scratch, now being a lot more stable and working as it was supposed to.
Functions.php vs Plugin, Who Wins?
When it comes to introducing custom functionality into a WordPress project, the debate between functions.php vs. plugin usage is nothing new.
Though this is presentation related in that it will impact what’s displayed to the users, it’s also a bit of custom functionality but it’s only relegated to this particular theme.
Did You Miss These Product, Plugin Updates? - WP Daily
These days were full of updates for a number of great plugins and solutions and if you’ve already an owner then you may have already updated natively through your system.
Your WordPress Skills Can Change The World
You’re a talented WordPress developer or designer. Let’s be honest, you’re pretty popular these days. You’ve got skills that are needed far and wide. The only question is: How will you use them?
Give Clients the Power to Self-Manage and Update Their WordPress Sites
To developers, the WordPress admin interface is really simple and intuitive, particularly considering the amount of trouble we go through to make things behave like they should.
We found out a lot of clients that were excited about having their own self-powered CMS, freaked out when trying to change a piece of content or simply weren’t using it at all. It still wasn’t easy or intuitive enough.
