WP Bytes is an attractive new WordPress tutorial website that, in my opinion, is taking an interesting approach to articles. Kevin Dees started the site, and his main method of categorization is by series. So you can learn all you want about the loop in a series, or custom post types, etc. I look forward to seeing this resource develop further.
The Uber Media WordPress plugin upgrades the new WordPress Media Manager with support for third party services such as Flickr, Instagram, 500px and Dribbble out of the box. Fully integrated with WordPress you don’t even need to leave the Media Manager to authenticate with a third party service and start adding images to your site…
David Chandra has released a solution for providing automatic theme and plugin updates for self hosted WordPress products, called Auto Hosted. It looks quite nice. I love that David’s documentation for his product is open to the public. I’m very interested in checking this one out, as it seems both focused and more thorough than some other…
It’s David’s picks of the week from the wide world of WordPress and webtech podcasts — and videos.
How to save time and get all the categories a WooCommerce product is in with a simple, single line of code!
The second A Day of REST conference will be in Boston, Massachusetts. The event will cover the WordPress REST API in-depth, with talks and workshops from leaders in the community. It will be co-organized by Human Made and Post Status.
The new iThemes security dashboard looks slick. It’s nice that everything is one page. I’m always pleased when screens and user experiences are tweaked as products (and their features) get more numerous and more complex. The new design looks like it takes a few cues (the good parts) from some of Jetpack’s iterations over the years,…
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Wow, nice find.
Thanks for the shout out. I’m glad you like the site. If you have a series or topic you want let me know I can always use ideas 🙂