WordPress & Google Summer of Code 2013
Initial plans for applying to Google’s Summer of Code (GSoC) are coming together on the Make Core blog. It’s a good opportunity to mentor someone if you’ve got the chops.
Initial plans for applying to Google’s Summer of Code (GSoC) are coming together on the Make Core blog. It’s a good opportunity to mentor someone if you’ve got the chops.
In this episode, Brian Krogsgard chats with Brian Richards, creator of WPSessions and new co-host of the Draft podcast.
Most businesses deal with churn, even the ones that don’t call it that. Businesses with recurring revenue deal with churn most directly. We want to keep the customers we have. We want them to renew over and over again — whether we bill monthly, annually, or on some other cycle. There are several keys to…
The next iteration of WordPress components/Gutenberg’s design is currently being explored under the codename “G2 Components.” There is a roadmap here and an open issue about how to best approach integrating this into Gutenberg. This is certainly the cutting edge for WordPress, and I’m looking forward to learning more from Jon Quach (who has shared…
I’ve paid the deposit for our venue for Publish in Atlanta, August 3rd and 4th. If you liked the first first Publish, I think you’ll love this one. It’s standalone, in a great venue, in an accessible city, and I’m already planning a really one-of-a-kind conference experience. Here’s the view from the top of the…
This post explores methods which can be used to pass arguments to callback functions without resorting to global variables. Additional input is welcome.
Next in our Member Spotlight is Nev Harris. Nev shows agency owners where the profit is hiding in their business.