A WordPress website is very affordable to get up and running. You can do it for free, plus the cost of your average shared hosting account. However, running a more serious site can get considerably more expensive. Here’s the list of stuff that I use here on Post Status, along with associated costs. I’m also…
I have tons of WordPress.com connected blogs. Some are connected to WordPress.org sites that are mine. Some are connected to WordPress.org sites of one-off clients and friends that I wasn’t in the mood to explain Jetpack and WordPress.com too. Some are WordPress.com blogs I’m somehow a contributor to. Some are actually WordPress.com sites. What that…
I discovered a new WordPress theme today, thanks to a tweet from Ian Stewart, called Forefront. Forefront is a business theme by Automattic that is available on both WordPress.com and on Creative Market for WordPress.org users. Forefront has its own domain, which is interesting. They don’t do that too often as far as I’m aware….
A friend and former coworker of mine really likes the word “webmaster”. Because it’s a hilarious word. It suggests that this person has control over the web in general, which is pretty pretentious. However, traditional webmasters have long had a place in the workplace. Today, I stumbled upon a conversation between Marc Andreesson, of the…
Mike Jolley is the lead developer of WooCommerce, amongst other awesome plugins. He’s very smart, and has a ton of experience with mature WordPress plugins. His blog is kicking butt this month, as he’s taking part in WooThemes Blogging for Benjamin challenge, so you should read more than just this post. But this particular post…
When I blog, I don’t do it so I can read the post myself. I want you to read it, just like you are doing right now. But I don’t just want you to read it. I want you to read my post and enjoy it so much that it spurs you to action. I…
The WordPress Mobile team has been working hard to get the WordPress iOS app ready for iOS7, which is to be released today. Design was led by Hugo Baeta, but eight contributors took part in the design and development for this update. If you haven’t ever used the WordPress apps, now is a good time…
“Ultimately, my point is that for those of you who are blogging to keep at it and keep sharing. The majority of us love to see what it is that you’re working on, and we love to get into the conversation when possible. … Write on – whatever it’s about – as we, or someone,…
WP Engine has been working on Torque for a number of months. Their tagline for it, as it turns out, is “The WordPress News Core.” Beyond that, they don’t particularly say on the site how they plan to frame the content, but they’ve kicked things off with a number of posts from prominent community members,…
I could not agree with this author more. Rob Fitzpatrick explains why he believes that blogging is good for a business even if the blog gets no traffic. Before you scoff, read the post. It’s all logical and after years of blogging, I agree with him in every way, especially about how it makes you…
Post Status has been iterating quite a bit over the last six months since it launched. However, not everyone noticed. I’m excited to launch a redesign that reflects the changing purpose that Post Status serves. It started as a link blog, where I wanted to have a lot of input from readers to submit posts….
Matt, If you’re serious about forking b2 I would be interested in contributing. I’m sure there are one or two others in the community who would be too. Mike Little’s fateful comment on Matt Mullenweg’s blog. A short history of Mike Little Late last week, Simon Wheatley sent me a video of his Code For…
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