Scribu had a fantastic reminder about data portability, even as far as saying that it’s “more valuable than having an open source project to manipulate that content.” Some may disagree but the more I thought about it the more I wanted to agree. Because most simply the possibility of WordPress completely tanking and disappearing off the face of the planet is still (and will always be) a real possibility. It’s hard to imagine that WordPress would ever lose it’s luster but how many applications have you used historically that you may never have thought would ever become stale and ugly […]
Are Your Themes WPML Compatible?
Blogging software is built for people to communicate amazing things to many people – but not always in english. How often do we forget that there are more languages than just my own? I believe it’s part of our responsibility to make our products, our WordPress themes and plugins, multi-lingual compatible. If not out of the gate but that you’re definitely thinking in that direction long-term. That’s why I love to see what Elegant Themes has done with all of their themes, making them all WMPL compliant and compatible.
Where and When Do You Blog?
This one is for the writers out there. People, obviously, are incredibly diverse and this affects our workflows. I write at different times and in different places than you do and you’ll do it differently than the next person. But one of the beauties of doing things differently is that we can learn from each other. We can take someone else’s way of doing things, tweak it slightly and make it our own. I want to know when and where you blog and why you do it that way. I want to learn something from you all. I’ll start and hopefully […]
Episode #008 Axis of Evil
Show Notes Host David Bisset is a developer in Miami. He is also the organizer of WordCamp Miami. He can be found on twitter at @dimensionmedia or davidbisset.com How the David got started in WordPress David has been freelancing since WordPress 1.5. He was building my own CMS things prior to. He caught onto WordPress and the need for websites to have a CMS. David tried Joomla and Drupal some, but he fell into WordPress and it was easy to use. What they are sipping? Dre: Dos Equis David: Water, almond breeze milk, diet green tea, corona, Caramel coffee syrup, […]
iOS Updates to 3.5.2, Suspends Auto-Save
You may have already updated but yesterday the version 3.5.2 was released which nicely disabled autosaving because of the issues that many users were experiencing. This latest also fixed a number of crashes that were brought on by 3.5.1 – so you should see a significant stability increase on this newest version.
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