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Automatic WordPress Core Updates Ready for Testing
Auto-updates for WordPress installations are now available to developers. Automattic’s Dion Hulse has been working on the feature’s functionality and has put a call out for help with testing.
Hulse said up until now, automatic updates have been disabled in trunk while development was in progress.
Why WP App Store Failed
WP App Store failed because I failed to get it into people’s WordPress dashboards, it didn’t really solve any painful problem, and there aren’t enough quality commercial plugins yet. But I pivoted a while ago and now have a thriving new business. WP App Store has been rebooted as a mailing list for deals on WordPress products.
The Biggest Mistake People Make When Sharing to Google+ Communities
With Google+ comes Communities. There are many benefits to joining a community of like-minded Googlers. Some are really good, some are filled with crap. Again, that’s a post for another time.
Episode 50: Systemizing Your Way to More Revenue
“Your WordPress website in 5 days all for twentyfive-hundred smackaroos.” My headline not his.
How does he achieve that AND land $20k clients?
We’re going to find out in this episode!
6 Tips For Managing A Multi-Author WordPress Blog
Most blogs begin as a one-person operation. You have a topic that you’re really interested in and launch a site to talk about it. After a while the site begins to grow and there is simply not enough time to create as much content for it as you would really like, or you may feel like it needs a new voice to freshen things up.
Project Management in WordPress
WP Project Manager is a WordPress-based project management system, that allows you to manage all of your projects, whether they be WordPress projects, or any other kind of project (such as a design project, or business consulting project).
How WordPress is Solving the “Women in Tech” Issue
Many women don’t think they’re smart enough and feel like outsiders despite the incredible work they do, and some women who work in development tell people they’re not a developer.
Investing in WordPress Ecosystem
It is a fact that WordPress is now powering 20% of world's websites and does not seem it its going anywhere. This makes it more and more interesting for investors and VC funds looking to expand their portfolio with an investment in this thriving ecosystem.
The purpose of this article is to identify several verticals within the space where investors might find what they are looking for.
