1% of CMS-Powered Sites Expose Their Database Passwords
Nearly 1% of websites built with a content management system (like WordPress or Joomla) are unknowingly exposing their database password to anyone who knows where to look.
Nearly 1% of websites built with a content management system (like WordPress or Joomla) are unknowingly exposing their database password to anyone who knows where to look.
Tom McFarlin gives some great thoughts (that I happen to agree with fully) about WordPress affiliate programs. The key is remembering as an affiliate that every product is not for every person. And if you’re an affiliate just for the money and can’t wholeheartedly support the product, you’re probably doing it wrong.
Thinking about releasing either a free or commercial WordPress plugin? Read this post by Tom McFarlin on wpTuts+ first, along with the discussion in the comments.
That’s why people go to websites. My colleague, David Hickox, hits the nail on the head. Sliders are the latest craze, but, “they’re just the latest in a long line of misguided client fixations aimed at producing excitement and engagement on the web.” Quite a worthwhile read.
Bob Dunn put together a few weekend conversations in this summary where Matt Mullenweg notes that WordPress 3.8 will be released on December 12th. Also, there’s a nice screenshot in there from Matt’s Joomla! conference keynote that explains the relationship between The WordPress foundation / WordPress and Automattic / WordPress.com.
Groove has another excellent case study out on their blog, where they tell the story about how they gained 5,000 subscribers on their blog in only 5 weeks. I was a pretty big fan of a previous post of theirs as well. I like how they are telling stories on their blog. Also, I clearly…
After a whirlwind WordCamp Europe, I’ve had some time to sit back and consider some of the common conversational threads. When a big group of people gets together in the WordPress space, you can start to identify what folks are concerned, excited, or otherwise feeling, from the conversations that sprout up. There was definitely an…
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no problem that you’re copying content from wpdaily.co, but really? the post you are linking to is written on November 17, 2011…
The original author is not wpdaily.co and if I didn’t know about this article then there are probably other people who didn’t either.