5 Sure-Fire Ways to Get a Software Refund (for a Theme / Plugin)
While the post is in jest, the points highlight what we often see when people submit tickets for paid plugins. That said, these five steps will ensure you get your money back.
While the post is in jest, the points highlight what we often see when people submit tickets for paid plugins. That said, these five steps will ensure you get your money back.
After we released the FooTable jQuery plugin (which is also available from GitHub), we had no idea it would become so popular. So the next obvious progression was to create a WordPress plugin, and it is now available for free from the WordPress.org plugin repo.
A very detailed step by step tutorial on building a to do list app with WordPress using javascript and Ajax.
After the Foundation / new WordCamp organization article last week, I had some followup with Matt Mullenweg regarding several details. For one, the new organization will indeed be a subsidiary of the WordPress Foundation, and it will be a public benefit corporation. Matt said the point of the structure was, “make the foundation’s finances much…
π· How can the WordPress community return to hosting safe, in-person events? A discussion is underway, thanks to Angela Jin starting it. π¬
I’m going to make an analogy and it isn’t a perfect one. That’s the thing with the vast majority of analogies. This is an overly long and perhaps unnecessary post to dissuade us from writing or caring about “top” lists of folks in the WordPress community. <rant> WordPress is an army. Our armyΒ is made of…
Mike Toppa gives us a guide for using dependency injection to organize code in our plugins.