The folks at Orbtr launched their new plugin this weekend at WordCamp Atlanta. I spoke with them for a while, and I think their product is promising. Imagine it as a Hubspot-esque product, but all within the WordPress dashboard. It handles email marketing, landing pages, tracking etc. I also like that it integrates with some other products like Gravity Forms.
Amy June Hineline shares the lessons she thinks WordPress can learn from Drupal’s relationship with its contributors and open source.
Bill Robbins runs the WordPress theme shop, Organized Themes. In this post, he explains many common myths about running a theme shop. Bill’s a great guy, and his honest depiction of running a theme business is refreshing. Also, it turns out our recent lunch helped convince him to write this post, so I’m basically taking full credit….
This is a great flash talk by Andrew Nacin, where he discusses the decision making process for evolving WordPress while maintaining backward compatibility. Included are some explanations of the struggles with terms, term meta, and more. This was part of an event at The New York Times, where Scott Taylor also did an interesting talk.
John Hawkins reflects on his experience this last weekend at WordCamp Orange County, as someone he met was literally brought to tears because they finally found a solution to a problem they were having with a friend’s website. John says it nicely, “I’m proud to be part of a community that gives back so abundantly. What…
Cory Miller hosts Derrick Reimer, the founder of SavvyCal to discuss how Derrick got started and what it’s been like taking on Calendly.
Ernst-Jan Pfauth is co-founder and CEO of The Correspondent, which is launching this year as an English language spinoff of the Dutch news site De Correspondent.
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