Over the last couple of years I have done a lot of thinking about the evolution of WordPress and how the application can best meet the needs of the ever more fragmented user base. In this article I make the case for a forked approach with a core application and specialized forks targeting specific user groups. What are your thoughts?
I wasn’t able to find anything on the web about the problems faced with trying to regenerate the thumbnails for this many images at one time, so I solved my problem, and thought I’d blog what I did!
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Many comments in this Hacker News thread are bound to frustrate those of you who provide WordPress based solutions for clients. The HN user notes, “it seems that many clients are shocked by the price for a website where they want specific functionality created just for their business. Why is this?” The thread is worth…
The ecosystem of businesses that have been built around WordPress is huge, but shallow. Few companies are both large (relatively speaking) and central to a broad WordPress community. With 60+ employees, some of which are very well-known WordPress developers, 10up has quickly become a central figure in the WordPress world. Big WordPress companies with significant…
If you have heard the term “serverless,” but not much else, then John Demian‘s brief guide will help you get up to speed. John describes serverless hosting as “an event-based system for running code.” In other words, services “create business logic without caring about any servers. You’re abstracting away the infrastructure altogether.” Static websites on…
John Saddington writes on Tentblogger just what makes it so special to meet someone in person that you know online. It gives you an opportunity to view them in a whole new way. It’s great to then be able to go back to your normal “internet” relationship with a new perspective. This is the number…
