A free weekly Newsletter with a round-up of WordPress news and articles
This Week On WPWeekly: Dre Armeda and Tony Perez of Sucuri Security
Tony Perez and Dre Armeda of Sucuri Security will be our special guests on this weeks edition of WordPress Weekly. We’ll spend the majority of the episode talking about WordPress security and what users can do to protect themselves against the bad guys.
Post to Post Relationships with WCK 2.0.4
Post to Post Relationships now are fully supported in Swift Templates. Get access to all of the related post information when creating a new Swift Template.
The Hate and Vitriol of WordPress
If you’re plugged into the development of WordPress in any capacity – even if you’re a, say, a power user instead of a designer or a programmer – then you’ve no doubt seen some of the articles and their comments that show up every month lambasting the software, the idea of using it as a tool for providing solutions for others, and even those who work on it, and build on it.
8 Killer Tips and Tricks To Skyrocket Your Productivity in WordPress
To get the most out of the time you do have available to work on your blog, make sure you’re optimizing your activities and being as productive as possible to get more done in less time. Get a look on this highly effective tips and tricks.
Event Espresso Releases a New Ticketing App for Android
The team at Event Espresso has been working for several months to re-build their ticketing app for WordPress and Android. This new app utilizes their JSON API to get real-time attendee lists, check-in attendees at the door manually or by scanning QR codes to validate tickets. Users can also operate multiple devices at once to scan tickets in multiple concurrent locations. The Event Espresso ticketing app helps organizations who use WordPress and Event Espresso succeed with innovative and reliable event registration and ticketing.
How to Sell WordPress as a CMS Solution to a Reluctant Client
We all know that WordPress is awesome, but those outside the world of web development may not be as enthusiastic. If you’re pitching to a corporate client, even mentioning WordPress could cause you to lose out to another provider offering a bespoke CMS.
