With each new leak getting consecutively worse, stories of NSA surveillance have caused quite an uproar recently online. We’ve gone from gawking at amateurish PowerPoint presentations explaining …
CES 2014: From a WordPress Perspective
I recently spent 4 days in Las Vegas for CES 2014 and noticed a few technologies that—in my opinion—we in the WordPress community will want to …
Here Are My 2014 WordPress Predictions…What Are Yours?
Everybody loves to make predictions, especially this time of year. It’s human nature for us to analyze our environment and want to make educated …
The Past, Present and Future of DesktopServer
Stephen Carnham has been a good friend for many years now. I first met him when a few of us down here in San …
Live Collaborative Development with Codio
What Is It? It’s called Codio and it’s basically an online IDE-like tool that lets you host your code and develop via a web interface that’s …
Who is Nathan Walker of WP Avengers?
Recently I received an email from a Nathan Walker of WP Avengers infamy—claiming that he now has 39 WooCommerce extensions available in his store …
Managing a Larger WordPress Community
When I first got into WordPress in 2009, I never thought that years later I’d be helping to manage an active 2,200+ online Advanced WordPress …
Why Schema.org is Crucial to WordPress
Recently, there have been a number of articles discussing the new Hummingbird upgrade on Google Search. Many of you have probably already heard that …
Ghost is Among Us, Now What?
A few months ago, John O’Nolan surprised the WordPress world with his idea of creating a whole new blogging platform called Ghost. The theory …
Confessions of a Reluctant GoDaddy Customer
Yesterday, I did the unthinkable. I signed up for a year of GoDaddy hosting on their least expensive (shared) plan. The account is for …
You’ve been GPL’d!
What WordPress and WooThemes can learn from Linux History I’d like to tell you all a story to give some perspective on recent events …
