WooCommerce Subscriptions 2.0 makes huge strides
Subscriptions is a hugely popular paid WooCommerce extension. It initially launched three years ago, and … Read more
What makes some companies in the open source software world different
For a long time, I’ve debated with myself about what makes some consulting companies … Read more
Weekend edition
Friday was a bit slow so I figured I’d wait for a weekend edition. … Read more
How WordPress core development happens — Draft podcast
This week’s Post Status Draft podcast is hosted by Brian Krogsgard and Brad Williams. We talk about the WordPress core development process and term meta.
GlotPress is a translation tool, built…
GlotPress is a translation tool, built on BackPress. bbPress used to be on BackPress, … Read more
This is why so many people…
This is why so many people like PHPStorm for WordPress, with lots of gifs.
The cost of mobile ads on…
The cost of mobile ads on 50 top news websites. Gross.
Nuzzel is one of my not-so-secret-anymore…
Nuzzel is one of my not-so-secret-anymore weapons for staying on top of the best … Read more
Aaron Rutley is playing with sending…
Aaron Rutley is playing with sending WordPress events to Slack. Some folks should combine … Read more
Gravity Flow, which I recently wrote about,…
Gravity Flow, which I recently wrote about, has launched. Steve wrote about the end of … Read more
WP101 is seven years old. That’s…
WP101 is seven years old. That’s an amazing achievement for an indie business, and … Read more
Responsive images look likely for WordPress 4.4
An official merge proposal was created for the responsive images plugin, and during the … Read more
GoDaddy is highlighting the top trending plugins and themes installed on their servers
Well, data is awesome and this is pretty good data. GoDaddy announced what they … Read more
