ByDan Knauss
Posted on
Matt Shaw summarizes for Delicious Brains why most WordPress email plugins suck: “they simply don’t do enough to alert you of potential issues and don’t give you a way to rectify them.” 📧
While working on the Delicious Brains website, Iain Poulson created a custom table to be managed via the Advanced Custom Fields‘ “repeater” field. He goes into detail about configuring the field and populating the data, along with the pros and cons of this approach. Speaking of ACF, Corey Collins shows off some fun and interesting ways to extend standard…
Delicious Brains has acquired Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), and Liquid Web inked a deal to acquire Iconic.
Get these great Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals on WordPress products and services for 2021! The sale is on NOW!
Delicious Brains has decided to shut down Mergebot, after three years of working on it. It was an ambitious project from the start, but they decided that it didn’t meet their standards. Mergebot is by far the most ambitious product we’ve ever attempted. When we set out to solve WordPress’ database merging problems at our…
From Iain on the Delicious Brains blog: Building software to sell is a tricky business. It isn’t always as simple as writing code and getting people to buy it. WordPress commercial plugins come with their own set of considerations, issues and complications. Here at Delicious Brains we’ve gone down the route of having a free…
Mergebot is finally out of the bag. Brad Touesnard has been talking about it for quite some time on his Apply Filters podcast, but they’ve now posted on the Delicious Brains blog more about the why and how of MergeBot. Here’s the big pitch: Mergebot combines the benefits of scripting and the (fictional) magic merge…
