June 2015 • Page 3 of 5 • Post Status

Twenty myths about building a business

Alex Turnbull shares some myths about business that resonated with me. I’ve learned a … Read more

What is Code?

“What is code?” Paul Ford answers the question, with a 38,000 word masterpiece in Bloomberg. This is the first article I’d tell an aspiring programmer to read, and the one that anyone working in technology should have in their permanent collection.

Results of a WordPress maintenance survey

Jenny Beaumont did a survey of 124 professional WordPress service providers in May and … Read more

Port settings from the Settings API to the Customizer API

Chip Bennet has a tutorial on Make Themes that outlines how to port from … Read more

Moving Dashicons from an icon font to SVG

Mel Choyce has started the conversation on Make Core to change WordPress’s Dashicons icon font … Read more

Web pages are now 2MB on average, and it’s largely because of images

The steady climb in average website sizes isn’t stopping. And according to Tammy Everts, … Read more

Dealing with ROT content

A lot of big websites have ROT (Redundant, out-of-date, trivial) content, and it can … Read more

A review of WP Rocket

A number of Post Status members have talked in Slack about WP Rocket, discussing … Read more

A series on the Google Maps API and WordPress

Tom McFarlin has started a series on using the Google Maps API (or rather … Read more

Twitter and WordPress — going beyond 140 characters

Chris Sacca is one of Twitter’s largest shareholders. He’s a billionaire that’s gotten really … Read more

Responsive image brainstorming

I enjoyed Morten Rand-Hendriksen’s self-proclaimed “Morten thinking out loud” posts on responsive images in … Read more

Quick tip: Disconnect Jetpack from the WordPress.com side

Before now, deleting Jetpack enabled sites from WordPress.com was pretty hard unless you were in the WordPress admin. Now you can finally do it from the WordPress.com side, which is nice when the site no longer exists.