One of the exciting new features coming with WordPress 3.2 is the addition of a new default theme. The Twenty Eleven theme will be based on Automattic’s Duster Theme, pictured here. The following are the main goals for the Twenty [...]
I told myself to stay away from this. Honestly, I couldn’t see a good reason to enter into the debate, it felt negative and bleugh and whats-the-point, so we just discussed it a bit internally, did a bit of low-level [...]
We’re really pleased to see premium themes come to WordPress.com. This is a win/win/win situation. Win for WordPress.com users who will have the opportunity to swish up their blog with a shiny commercial theme. Win for commercial theme developers who [...]
You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure out it’s going to happen – here’s the case for it: Back in November 2009 Matt Mullenweg is the star guest for the Windows Azure presentation Then earlier this very [...]
Check out the latest news on the BuddyPress Courseware project that Stas Suscov is building as part of his Google Summer of Code. The ability to add assignments within the courses has been added as well as accommodations for both [...]
Update: Apparently we may be relying on old media a little too much as this transcript doesn’t seem to mention wp.com moving to Azure… still we can but wait to get clarification off someone from Automattic (who are being unusually [...]
OK, so I can take a hint and I can see where we’re not wanted, and I’d rather get it all out so I don’t have to mention it again – we can just focus on the good stuff we’re [...]
I’ll be 100% honest with you, most of my original attempts to monetise Edublogs were inspired by, and even copied off, Automattic’s WordPress.com. So much so that we even developed (for Edublogs) and released an upgrades plugin, that essentially does [...]
While we’re waiting for a response from Matt with either his WordPress.org (voice of the community) or Automattic (voice of the leader) hat on to fill us in on what’s going to be the future of WordPress MU and perhaps [...]
BuddyPress is a suite of WordPress MU plugins that will completely transform a vanilla installation of WordPress MU into a fully functional social network platform. It includes extended profiles, messaging, friends, groups, chatterboard (AKA Wall), and albums. In the recent [...]
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