The True Spirit of Open Source Revealed
Alan Trewartha is a plugin developer who we can all learn something from. Please take a moment out of your day to read this post and consider how you can help.
Alan Trewartha is a plugin developer who we can all learn something from. Please take a moment out of your day to read this post and consider how you can help.
Sometimes I come across as a negative bastard, always bitching about what’s wrong with the world today, or WordPress at least. And you know what, that’s true, I do point out a lot of messed up things in our ecosystem. [...]
New extension lets you seamlessly integrate WordPress and Magento for single sign-on – keep your customers from having to log in twice!
Check out this handy new plugin, developed by a 10-year old plugin developer!
With the election season heating up and the Iowa Caucuses happening in less than 48 hours, I thought it might be fun to take a look at the open source CMS platforms behind a few of the biggest names in [...]
The Diaspora project is gaining momentum, due to the fact that it’s an inherently private social network that allows you to maintain ownership of everything you share. Yesterday they announced that they’re shipping out alpha invitations to everyone as fast [...]
Anyone going to WordCamp Montreal? It’s happening this weekend July 9-10, 2011. If you’re attending, make sure to watch for PressWork, a brand new HTML5 framework for WordPress designers, developers and publishers. PressWork announced on Twitter that they will be [...]
Google Analytics seems to be the default web analytics solution for WordPress users. Have you ever considered that there might be other options available? We’d like to introduce you to Piwik, an open source alternative, equally robust as Google Analytics [...]
We all love WordPress. We all love that we can get it for free, get free plugins and themes and generally enjoy the freeness. But there are tools out there that can improve our experience, productivity and interaction with WordPress. [...]
When choosing an open source CMS for the backbone of a new social network, WordPress and Drupal offer two solid options. While both platforms offer numerous options for adding social networking aspects to your website, the packages available in BuddyPress [...]