I’ve been a fan of Smashing Magazine for a long time and most of their stuff is, well, just smashing I suppose! I had too, I’m sorry. They’ve got a sweet deal on their entire library right now for $79 – yeah, that’s right, for $79. That’s an insane deal on some killer content:
Things are being put together quickly this week and launched as a new WordPress.com dashboard has been released publicly (which many of you have already experienced). So, the question is: How do you like it?
We’ve been noodling over this concept for a while now and even introduced the idea months ago among our contributors who always get a bit of an inside scoop to what we’re doing at WP Daily (another great reason to contribute, I might add). If you’ve been around for some time then you’ve seen another version of this somewhere else, a long time ago. We’re bringing the concept back and taking a stab at it with another MVP, just like our Job Board that was launched a few weeks ago (that’s doing awesome, btw, thanks for asking)! Take a look:
In an already-fast circulating article John O’Nolan shares via FastCompany his candid thoughts on how Ghost is going to “pick up the mantle” that WordPress has put down: There is no longer such a strong notion that WordPress is “just a blogging platform,” because it’s actually no longer a blogging platform at all. Matt Mullenweg himself now says that the future of WordPress is as a “web operating system.” The state of online publishing is clear. All around us we see new platforms popping up, growing, and trying to fill the very large shoes which WordPress has left behind. These […]
Have you heard of ProcessWire? I’ve heard of it a number of times as it’s crossed my desk and I’ve continued to ignore it somewhat as I’ve had more pressing things (get it…?) to attend to. But the darn thing won’t die and keeps winning awards – so at long last I was able to sit down with it this past weekend and just walk through some of the demo videos and documentation. The result? Mixed. But, comparing it to WordPress I’ve found a lot that I like about it, especially since WordPress has transitioned from calling itself strictly a […]
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