ByDavid Bisset
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What happens when site owners don’t get critical update notifications about their plugins because they no longer have the license (or worse the plugin was included in a purchased theme)? Mike Epstein asks this question and proceeds to throw out the idea of emailing such clients with an easy way to pay for the critical update. It’s worth a read for developers who work with licenses in their work.
I ran across this one thanks to Pippin Williamson mentioning it. WP Push is a highly focused extension market that creates push notification functionality for WordPress plugins and apps. They’ve got them for Jetpack, the bb’s, various eCommerce software, and more. This seems like a great niche focus for a commercial product.
Scott Bolinger’s latest new plugin release is Holler Box, a flexible notifications system to announce things and call attention to all sorts of content. It looks like a really nice product, and it’s free.
Matt Medeiros, Joe Howard, Birgit Pauli-Haack, and Sarah Gooding discuss the WordPress news space with David Bisset and Dan Knauss.
In this episode of Post Status Draft, Danielle Joseph talks about her work with clients as a designer and how that has shaped her agency and Willowspace.
AppPresser 3 has launched with significantly improved speed, free push notifications, and a dashboard for building your app within the AppPresser website. Starting at only $199 for the year, AppPresser is a really great way to get an app up and running without spending a ton of money on a totally separate application. The improved…
How do you feel about ads in the WordPress admin interface? Why are notifications being abused, and what can we do about it?
