There are so many great WordCamps going on that it’s hard to keep track of them all! But we’re committed to helping cover them as they come and go and provide you resources that are publicly shared via each one! WordCamp Toronto finished early last month and the slides and decks are finally being uploaded and shared – there are some incredible presentations that were given that you may want to give a few seconds. Like many WordCamps, they broke it out into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced tracks to help conference goers spend their time wisely. Here’s a master list […]
WordCamp Toronto Session Notes and Slides
Jason Bradley: "I'm on a Bus, I'm on a Bus!"
Apparently Jason Bradley likes to do local development on his bus ride into work as opposed to listening to music or catching up on some Zzz’s. Got some fun pics of you and WordPress like this (or like this)? Send them to us via Submit News and on the drop-down mark “Community Photos”!
WordPress Database Migration with WP DB Migrate
If you’re in the business of developing WordPress-based themes, plugins, or applications, then one of the most tedious tasks is figured out the best way to sync up the databases that exist between your development, staging, and product-level environments. Sure, the WordPress Import / Export utility is one way to do it (especially if you have it download the files from the existing site), and performing a SQL dump and then importing that into the new site is yet another way you could go about doing it. But what about the case when you’re moving the entire site – that […]
WordPress 3.5 RC6 Released, Official Release Moved Back
No worries here but it seems the core team, after a few issues with TinyMCE last night, has decided to have another Release Candidate prepped and then at least a 24 hour freeze with changes to the trunk. They are asking people to boot it up, test it, and see if you can break it. In fact, Andrew Nacin shares exactly what needs to be reviewed:
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