10up has a plugin that might…
10up has a plugin that might help making moving single WordPress sites over to a Multisite install less painful.
If you’re someone who designs emails…
If you're someone who designs emails or just appreciates a good email design when they see it, then you might want to check out the latest in a "best of email" post from Jason Rodriguez. I mean, who doesn't appreciate…
Hugo Baeta recently has results from…
Hugo Baeta recently has results from a survey conducted a few months ago whose goal was help better understand how contributors and other community members interact with WordPress.org sites. The survey only had around 32 responses (most from developers), which…
It’s official. Internet is spelled with…
It's official. Internet is spelled with the lowercase "i". I've been right all along.
If you have grumbles about the…
If you have grumbles about the WordPress.org plugin repo in terms of its design and user experience, you might want to check out some wireframes recently done by the plugin team. So far, I like the general way things are…
I found Parham Doustdar’s post on…
I found Parham Doustdar's post on what a blind programmer uses as tools in his coding and development to be an interesting bit of reading. When it comes to accessibility, we often focus on consumption rather than creation, and some of…
Here’s a list of compelling conference…
Here's a list of compelling conference videos and talks if you feel like watching people speak about something outside of WordPress.
Dave Warfel has a nice walkthrough…
Dave Warfel has a nice walkthrough (with video) on how to use the device preview functionality that's coming in WordPress 4.5.
Not all plugins need to rush…
Not all plugins need to rush to the SaaS model. Josh Pollock has some thoughts on why this might not be the path for you and your plugin.
It’s been two and a half…
It's been two and a half months in the making: GlotPress 2.5 is out. It's a release focused on tweaks and enhancements primarily. It does include items such as case-sensitive translation searches, support for Java properties files, new and updated…
I found this insider’s look into…
I found this insider's look into how the 2016 Olympic logo and font were created to be interesting. While they did have pressure of working on the project in secret (they actually had to fake working on real project not…
Iain Poulson talks about using Codeception,…
Iain Poulson talks about using Codeception, a behaviour-driven testing framework -- particularly in how it relates to automating WordPress plugin tests.
Envato has introduced flexible pricing on…
Envato has introduced flexible pricing on ThemeForest across HTML, Muse, Marketing, PSD, Sketch and Courses categories. The WordPress category isn't included (for now) but I think it's pretty obvious it's on the way. I'll have more on this soon.
Developers who use Grunt can rejoice…
Developers who use Grunt can rejoice that the 1.0.0 version has been officially released (and no longer supports Node.js v0.8).
WebDevStudios has launched Pluginize, which is…
WebDevStudios has launched Pluginize, which is a plugin store where they'll share and sell self-created WordPress plugins. I'll say that this wasn't much of a surprise to me as I learned about it -- WebDevStudios employees are constantly publishing new plugins…
Upsource is a developer tool that…
Upsource is a developer tool that provides IDE-level code insight to help developers understand and review code changes. It supports both Git and SVN. I haven't used a tool exactly like this before, but it's features look pretty awesome. And Upsource is…
