Just as we had shared previously about the upcoming release it’s finally here and many of you have already downloaded and updated your apps on your iDevices. 3.6 boasts a crazy-new UI and it’s one that may herald a significant uptick of usage (hopefully) as the overall mobile experience is deemed more appropriate and better by the masses. Because not only is the design updated, the experience of getting your blog setup and ready to publish is also updated (and better) as well:
Daily Theme & Plugin Roundup – 6.3.2013
Happy Monday everyone! I hope your week has gotten off to a great start. I have an updated theme and some new plugins to share with you today. This has nothing to do with the theme, other than its name, but I am obsessed with Mt. Everest. When you combine that name and responsive design, you can’t lose. Check it out after the jump!
10 Starter WP Themes, Frameworks to Try, Use
Obviously WordPress themes make up much of the WP ecosystem and have contributed significantly to the crazy-growth that we’ve seen even in the past few years. They also provide and incredible way to earn money, even part-time if you’d like, giving you ways to profit off client and consulting work or even building a business around one (or two). Heck, stories like this may become more common place as people build success stories around WordPress. Love it or hate it you have to admit – WordPress theming business is one killer business to be a part of. Oh, and you can […]
Xanga Being Rebooted… Using WordPress?!?
This is the most interesting news I’ve heard in a long time when it comes to blogging platforms, and it’s especially personally because Xanga is the first CMS-based and web-powered blogging system that I ever committed to for any serious amount of time. When I first started blogging back in 2001 it was just uploading via FTP. Later that year I encountered Xanga and I was hooked as this was much easier that uploading individuals HTML files one by one. I was the first to sign up for their “lifetime” account and blogged my heart out for years on the service. […]
Is WordPress and Business 'Amateur Hour'?
It’s a discussion that I’ve had on many occasions and one that popped up this past weekend as Jake from 10up offered some free commentary on the state of WordPress and business with these apparently rhetorical words: https://twitter.com/jakemgold/status/341230138404507650 What ensued was an epic thread of more than just a handful of people who added their proverbial 2 cents into the mix. The question and answer is up for grabs though: Can a 4-man agency command the respect of people (and possible attendees at an event)? How does one define success with WordPress business-making?

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