Do you take your online freedoms seriously? Then this plugin may be for you. Chris Reynolds has released Cat Signal to showcase a modal box or banner whenever the Internet Defense League has an active campaign running.
Events are back! As of today there are eighteen upcoming WordCamps on the schedule, and more are in the beginning planning stages.
Matty Cohen has written a very nice post in Torque Mag about sustaining value in WordPress products. I especially like what he notes on debunking the myth that features are equivalent to value. And as he notes, harmony between two products can indeed provide tremendous value. For a quick presentation to complement Matt’s post, I’d…
In a recent interview, Ben Gillbanks, a long-time WordPress developer, shares his thoughts on how to stay relevant in a “quickly shifting WordPress landscape.” Ben says (1) avoid selling themes because it’s a “really hard business to get into, and the quick bucks that used to exist are long gone;” (2) learn JavaScript; and (3)…
Since WordPress 3.6, it’s been possible for theme developers to optionally add HTML5 support for search forms, comment forms, and comment lists. With WordPress 3.9, that optional support will be extended to galleries. The new default gallery markup will use <figure> and <figcaption> for those themes that enable it. This is a good thing. And Konstantin Obenland…
🎙️ I’ve been out of town recently, so I haven’t had the chance to listen to many podcasts. There have been a few standouts, however, that I’ve got queued up to listen to next: If you’re looking for a great one-on-one interview with a fantastic designer, you must listen to Jeffrey Zeldman talk with Mina…
Amy June Hineline shares the lessons she thinks WordPress can learn from Drupal’s relationship with its contributors and open source.
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