Justin Tadlock has written a blog post about admin themes and the WordPress UI in general. He also highlights Tung Do’s new admin theme, which looks quite nice, and gives a shout out to a few other blog posts on the subject (like mine) 🙂
We don’t often talk about employment issues at Post Status. Good and bad stories about WordPress workplaces abound. Why single out this one? It is a very public issue, and it has to do with one of the largest employers in our space — one often cited as a great place to work: Automattic. That’s why I believe it merits deeper consideration.
Oli Dale has done a pretty thorough roundup of the history of WordPress websites and businesses that have been purchased. I’m a little disappointed that so many people do not reveal the price of their transactions. I know there is no obligation, but it would be interesting to see for sure. I also added a…
📚 This Friday at 12pm CST, Cory is hosting the first Post Status Book Nook discussion. Sign up on Zoom and join our #BookNook Slack channel if you haven’t yet.
Delicious Brains has a new tutorial about Managing WordPress Dev Environments with WP-CLI and Robo that’s worth a look. Robo is an open-source task runner like Gulp and Grunt using PHP instead of JavaScript. It’s used by Drupal‘s Drush, that project’s equivalent of WP-CLI.
The Washington Post has a feature called The Grid that tracks realtime events in, well, a grid. It’s a combination of tweets and other things they find interesting, and in this profile, they show how they used WordPress and other tools to create this unique platform. It’s an honest and interesting case study. h/t Devin…
The name says it all here. With Legalmattic, Automattic has open sourced some of their legal documents and put them on Github. They are released with a Creative Commons license, free to edit and reuse for your own purposes.
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