I tried to find something like this yesterday and had a hard time. I stumbled across it today finally: a list of current “features as plugins” that are being worked on, along with helpful information on their status. This will be a helpful reference for those that want to get involved or just generally track what's happening with WordPress core development.
Kurt Payne is a PHP developer, WordPress core contributor, and GoDaddy employee. In this Code Poet interview, he talks about what he’s learned and what he works on. I’ve used the GoDaddy P3 Profiler plugin he’s the main author of, and it’s really great. He sees a whole bunch of WordPress installs, so his insight…
Alison Barrett is a Code Wrangler at Automattic, and has created a new website for people to dowload WordPress themed wallpapers. Nick Hamze (who has WordPress everything) and Michelle Schulp have contributed the original designs, but it’s open to anyone to submit something.
The great battle for the small business side of the web is for a customer’s first web interaction. Want to create a website? Where do you go? That’s the battle that every player wants to win: Automattic, GoDaddy, EIG, Envato. These are the heavy hitters on the WordPress side. They are competitors. They may also…
Lift is a WordPress-powered product, design and consultancy business. I’ve been following Chris Wallace, a Partner at Lift, for a long time. I’ve always known they do a lot of work for television and other interactive media, and this morning I discovered they were nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Interactive Program. The nomination is…
Groove has another excellent case study out on their blog, where they tell the story about how they gained 5,000 subscribers on their blog in only 5 weeks. I was a pretty big fan of a previous post of theirs as well. I like how they are telling stories on their blog. Also, I clearly…
Today marks two years since I launched Post Status. It’s been an incredible two years. Today, I’m thrilled to announce that the Post Status Membership Club is open.
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Curious if anyone knows the difference between the API that is part of Jetpack and the one that is being worked on for inclusion in core.