If you were to call Dolly, what’d be the first thing you’d say to her? Hello, of course.
Happy Birthday Matt!
Matt Mullenweg turns 29 today (born January 11, 1984) and we at WP Daily salute you good sir! Thank you for all you’ve done – we can’t thank you enough. To think that it all started here in a post titled The Blogging Software Dilemma:
Daily Theme & Plugin Roundup – 1.10.2013
Another day and yet another Daily Theme & Plugin Roundup! It seems that quite a few developers were busy!
Breaking Git History, Rebase and/or Re-Clone
There’s a very active discussion over at Make Core surrounding a proposal from Mark Jaquith to create a proper Git mirror. The issue? Forgetting to use the appropriate authors.txt file. So what is the solution? Proposed: That we re-run the git-svn import with a proper authors.txt file. Upsides – We’ll have a proper Git mirror with good and consistent author data, that we can, if desired, use for a future migration to Git. Commits will be properly attributed in GitHub. Downsides – This will break Git history. If you have a Git checkout of WordPress, either standalone or in a submodule, that’ll mean that you’ll have to rebase your master […]
Toni and His Love for Bandcamp
Apparently Bandcamp is continuing to innovate with the new release of their service Bandcamp for Fans, which now boasts some very neat features: Today we’re giving fans the ability to showcase their Bandcamp music collections, follow their favorite artists, explore the music of like-minded fans, add items to a wishlist, and more. In developing these features, we’ve been guided by one overriding objective: grow revenue for artists while keeping the core Bandcamp experience as simple and clean as possible. Toni Schneider, the CEO of Automattic, apparently has his own growing collection.
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