A free weekly Newsletter with a round-up of WordPress news and articles
Goodbye WP Daily
It was a great run, to be sure.
We achieved every single goal and metric that we had set out to accomplish (and then some) in this glorious experiment and so we consider it a “success.”
The WordPress App Store – 1 Year Later
WP App Store is just over one year old so I thought I’d get in touch with Brad Touesnard to see how the past year has been and what their plans are for 2013.
A Closer Look into Mobile Blogging
Blogging is all about sharing your thoughts and ideas with your friends, family and random people on the Internet who are interested in what you have to say.
Is mobile blogging actually useful or just another fancy way to waste time?
25 Android Apps for Bloggers: Management, Productivity, Cloud Storage & Social Media
In today’s smartphone dominated era our lives are closely linked to our phones. We can safely assume that everyone reading this article owns a smartphone. We wake up in the morning and one of the basics drills include checking or phone for any notifications.
Beginning With WordPress: Deciding Between WordPress.com and WordPress.org
While at its core the software is the same and the look and feel of everything you do in the dashboard to manage your site will be the same, there are some critical differences you should be aware of if you’re in the process of deciding which of these options is appropriate for you.
A refreshed Post Status
Post Status has been iterating quite a bit over the last six months since it launched.
However, not everyone noticed.
I’m excited to launch a redesign that reflects the changing purpose that Post Status serves.
The Ultimate List of WordPress Crowdfunding Themes and Plugins
Creating a crowdfunding website is not complicated or hard nowadays with the help of developers who continuously create great crowdfunding WordPress themes and plugins in order to ease the creation of these websites.
Annual WordPress Survey & WCSF
It’s time for our third annual user and developer survey! If you’re a WordPress user, developer, or business, we want your feedback. Just like previous years, we’ll share the data at the upcoming WordCamp San Francisco (WCSF).
