Happy #humpday everyone! The week is half way over. I hope you have been able to make it a productive stretch and make the rest of the week just as productive. I have an updated theme to share today and a few new plugins as well for today’s roundup. I’ve always been a fan of This Day in History , so the A Year Ago Today plugin seems like fun for those blogs that are at least a year old. Here’s the rest of the bunch:
Crap. Goodbye Editorial Flow in 3.6 Core
Freakin’ crap. The editorial flow for 3.6 was the feature that I was most looking forward to in the upcoming 3.6 release, especially with all the editorial work that we do here on WP Daily. And I know that many of you also shared similar excitement with the coming addition to core as it would significantly increase your productivity and content management. Alas, it was heartbreaking to hear that it’s been dropped – the justifications are reasonable and I’m not that upset but I may pour out a little liquor for my editorial flow homies. Mark Jaquith broke the sad news yesterday: I’ve […]
Looking to Showcase Your Creative Work Space
I’m on the hunt for creative work spaces – no, not just pictures of your desk; I want to see much, much more! So, as a part of growing this community and thinking of neat ways to showcase you and your work I thought it would be neat to take submissions on creative work spaces. What does this mean? It means providing a much deeper look into not just where you work but why you work that way. I want to investigate why you have chosen to have 3 monitors instead of just 1, why you like your standing desk better than sitting […]
Jetpack Updates: When Is Too Much, Too Much?
What!?! Another Jetpack update? When Jetpack first came out, I was in love. Such a great bunch of tools in one. This one plugin made many others obsolete and it tied into many of the WordPress.com services that are really slick. I remember first opening it up and seeing the “coming soon” boxes. It was exciting. But when is enough, enough?
5 Characteristics of a Budding Entrepreneur
They say that entrepreneurs are a rare breed, that if everyone could be one then everyone would be one. I understand why people would believe this to be true but I believe that entrepreneurship can actually be taught instead of just inherited like a magic gene or something else as equally cosmic. In fact, besides mentoring and coaching existing entrepreneurs and walking with them through their current projects and ventures I’ve been spending time helping others fully embrace their inner-entrepreneur and teaching them the mechanics of building their own futures and products. But that doesn’t mean it is easy by any stretch […]
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