You know you’ve done this to at least one or two websites. Well, now when you type /wp-admin into Github, you can have a good laugh.
This is the proper way to start your week. h/t Dominik Schilling.
There are significant differences in the ways plugin owners think about and operate their businesses. This is an opportunity to learn and grow together.
Javier Casares makes the case for why hosting companies should install the PHP-intl extension. Instead of hacks, “we gain the possibility to use a lot of functions that can make our life easier” and “improve the way we develop to improve WordPress.”
Brian Casel has sold Restaurant Engine for a “low six figures” sum. His asking price was $185,000, according to FE International, the site he used as a broker. Restaurant Engine was a very early entrant as a hosted WordPress website provider — it launched in 2012 — with a focus on restaurant owners, as the name…
Widgets are one of WordPress’s most powerful features. They are very easy to create but are often created in a wrong way. This posts explains the how to create a basic widget the right way.
If you run a SaaS business (or want to), then you might want to bookmark this in-depth post from Jason Cohen, founder of WPEngine. I could say it discusses the cancellation rate in SaaS business models, but I don’t think it does the post full justice. He discusses everything from the different kinds of cancellations to…
A few months ago, I enabled two-factor authentication for WordPress.com. There are a number of reasons I did so. For one, at Range, we sometimes work on WordPress VIP projects, where two step authentication is recommended for about anything that could interact with those projects (.com, email, etc). Second, it was required for me to…
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Well played, Mr Willmot. Well played.