A free weekly Newsletter with a round-up of WordPress news and articles
WordPress in 2014 What You Can Expect
2014 looks like it will be just as revolutionary, but this time it will be all about adding amazing new functionality. Here you cand find a few upcoming possibilities to whet your pallete.
History of WordPress: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Ten years ago, WordPress was just a fork. Nope, not the kind you would use at dinner. In the world of software developers, a fork… Take a look on what WordPress had become.
How To Tighten Up Your Post Titles When Using Genesis And WordPress
Here’s the truth – Genesis and WordPress pack a powerful punch. But that’s often from the developer side of things. When a site owner wants to make tweaks, the result of Google searches is almost always snippets of code.
WordPress Is Not Easy, And That’s Okay
Morten Rand-Hendriksen has put together one of the more thoughtful posts we’ve seen about the complexity of WordPress.
As he notes, “the way we talk about WordPress to new users and clients gives them a distorted picture of what the application is and sets up unrealistic expectations. WordPress is not easy. Learning WordPress is.”
WordPress Settings API Wrapper? No Thanks.
Honestly, we ought to take the time to learn the Settings API however the steep the learning curve, and start working with it. It is the definitive way to go about creating options pages, and it is the current version of the API that we have available.
AppPresser Launches First Mobile App Development Framework For WordPress
The WebDevStudios development team was one of the first agencies to pioneer WordPress-powered apps. Last year these apps were showcased by WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg, who predicts that WordPress as an application platform will become the dominant development focus during the next few years.
Mentor Others In The WordPress Community With WPMentor
Matt Medeiros of Mattreport.com has launched a new website called WPMentor.org that brings mentors and mentees together.
