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With WordPress 4.7 nearing release, the…

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Brian Krogsgard

With WordPress 4.7 nearing release, the information posts for new features are showing up. For example, Jeremy Felt shared with us about the latest tweaks to multisite. Pascal Bichler also recently shared the new Post Type labels feature and Post…

“You Might Not Need JavaScript” is…

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Brian Krogsgard

"You Might Not Need JavaScript" is a site that showcases examples of UI elements and interactions that you can accomplish with HTML and CSS alone. There is more than one way to tackle something, and an experienced developer chooses which…

Facebook recently announced the open source…

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Brian Krogsgard

Facebook recently announced the open source release of Yarn, a JavaScript package manager that provides a "fast, reliable, and secure" alternative npm client. According to the release, Yarn can install packages more quickly and manage dependencies consistently across machines or…

Mozilla introduced Firefox Focus – a…

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Brian Krogsgard

Mozilla introduced Firefox Focus - a simple-to-use and free private iOS browser. Interesting in that it also offers a system-wide content blocker that seems primarily focused on privacy invasive trackers. I don't use browsers outside of Mobile Safari, but I'm…

Dev7studios.com has been acquired by CodeInWP,…

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Brian Krogsgard

Dev7studios.com has been acquired by CodeInWP, with all of their free and premium WordPress plugins (plus related jQuery/JS plugins) to be developed and maintained by the CodeInWP team. If you own a Dev7studios product, you should take the time to…

Tumblr shares some statistics after their…

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Tumblr shares some statistics after their move to PHP 7. Almost immediately they saw their latency drop by half and the CPU load on the servers decrease "at least 50%." I like their very short but true summary at the end…

Pantheon removed from WCUS sponsorship: what you should know

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Brian Krogsgard

Pantheon was removed from WordCamp US sponsorship the night before the event started. It was the result of a series of disagreements and discussions that led to a fairly drastic result. The price to sponsor WCUS was $100,000 for Pantheon. Additionally,…

I enjoyed this post from Justin Sainton on…

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Brian Krogsgard
I enjoyed this post from Justin Sainton on the self-asked question of, "What advice would you give your younger self?" He says: margins. Creating margins – and avoiding having no margins, or negative margins – is the key to improving your business…

Joyent and 10up have introduced what…

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Brian Krogsgard

Joyent and 10up have introduced what they call an “Autopilot Pattern WordPress” implementation who’s goal is to make building WordPress sites at scale easier. It’s a fully Dockerized implementation of WordPress that includes MySQL, Memcached, Nginx, NFS, and Consul. There’s…

Also from 10up: a React and…

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Brian Krogsgard

Also from 10up: a React and Node driven version of Twenty Sixteen that I haven't gotten deep into yet, but I'm pumped to learn more.

There’s a remote conference happening Nov…

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Brian Krogsgard

There’s a remote conference happening Nov 29th dedicated to those who work remotely called Out of Office. It has an interesting speaker lineup – including Basecamp CEO Jason Fried and Tom Willmot from Human Made. Human Made are in fact the…

Alex Denning shares a number of…

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Alex Denning shares a number of lessons about (in his words) “failing to sell WordPress themes” during the gold rush (which he defines as about six years ago). I think there’s something in this post for anyone, even in today’s…

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