[y=yu8pgfCzFzk height=400] Show Notes: Host Patrick O’Keefe, author of “Managing Online Forums,” has been cultivating community in online forums for 14 years. He has started online communities such as KarateForums.com and PhotoshopForums.com. In addition to all his work with forums, he also created iFroggy Networks. You can find him on his blog Managing Communities, or on Twitter @patrickokeefe! Sippin’ On Brad – Pumpking Southern Tier Dre – Maker’s Mark 46 Bourbon Whisky Patrick – LaCroix (Cherry Lime) Pressing Topics WebDev Studios Acquires Maintainn WebDev Studios acquired Maintainn in an effort to bring WordPress support and maintenance in house. Pagely is Growing Faster than Ever […]
DradCast Episode 061: Dark Side Of The Internet
[y=qrqerMD3lLg height=400] Show Notes: Host Tenko Nikolov is the CEO at SiteGround, and founded GetClouder and 1H.com. He started in the murky depths of hacking early in the inception of the web, but since has moved over to the lighter side of WordPress hosting. Managing over 320,000 domains at SiteGround, Tenko has learned the tools of the trade surrounding WordPress hosting. He has worked tirelessly to set standards of customer service and reliability for his customers. You can find him online at @tnikolov. Sippin’ On Brad – Glorious H2o Dre – Diet Coke Tenko – H2o Interview Starting with Hacking Tenko started his career […]
DradCast Episode 060: WordPress the Enabler
Show Notes: Host Jason Cohen is the founder of WP Engine, and before that he founded Smart Bear and IT WatchDogs. He’s started 4 companies that grew to more than $1m in revenue, both bootstrapped and funded. He has 50,000 subscribers to his blog about early-stage startups: blog.asmartbear.com You can find him on twitter @asmartbear, on his website, and at wpengine.com. Sippin’ On Brad – Captain Morgan Dre – Nice, Smooth H2O Jason – Parkway Cocktail Interview Forecasting a Startup Cohen suggested that you want to have a clear idea how a new hire will add x more value than their salary. He indicated that […]
DradCast Episode 059: Blaze of Ice Cream Glory
Show Notes Host As a WordPress trainer and coach, Bob Dunn, aka BobWP, brings with him 6 years of WordPress experience, 20+ years of running a design and marketing company, and a ton of patience to his clients. He runs a membership site on BobWP.com, where he blogs and offers one-on-one training. And he just recently added a unique service called the BobWP Starter Kit. He also does local workshops in the Seattle area, and has presented more than 150 workshops and presentations at WordCamps, other conferences, and for other organizations. He was lead organizer for WordCamp Seattle 2012, and is […]
Episode #23: Smitten with the Mitten
Show Notes Host The guest host of Episode #23 was Brian Richards. What were they sippin’ on? Brian and Dre were drinking water. Brad was drinking a chub soda. How did the host get into WordPress? Brian has been working with WordPress since 2007 (version 2.3) and has done a lot of fun and interesting things with it since then. In 2010, he shared his starter theme framework, StartBox, with the world. In 2012, he joined the ranks of WebDevStudios, where he had the privilege of working on many cool projects. In 2013, he launched WPSessions.com, a site focused on […]
Episode #22: Three Degrees of Dradnado
Show Notes Host Matt Medeiros, creator of the Matt Report. Matt can be found at @mattreport How the Matt got started in WordPress Matt was a product manager for a local ISP. They purchased a WebDev company that was a Drupal shop. He took over the support team. Commandeered the Drupal team. They moved into WordPress. Matt left the company and started a company with my father. What they are sipping? Brad – Chub soda, cherry vodka and club soda Dre – Big ole’ bucket of water Matt – Linenkugle summer shandy Pressing Topics WordPress.com introduces WordPress.com Connect. Allows users to […]
Torque and The WP Daily Archives
Torque is honored to be able to offer to our readers a unique resource: The WP Daily Archives. It was quite a shock to the community when WP Daily withdrew so suddenly, and many people were disappointed. It was one thing that the site itself was calling it a day, but pulling down the content entirely created quite a stir. We at Torque – in the middle of a planning our own launch – just couldn’t stand by and watch all of that influential material disappear into a vortex, never to be seen again. We realized that we quite possibly […]
The Future of WP Daily
There has been much thought and feedback over the last day about what will happen to WP Daily. Please know that we have a plan in place! We are going to put the site back online for archiving purposes for the community. Please know that there will be other announcements in the very near future about the long-term plan for WP Daily, but until then all editorial will be halted and no new posts shall be published. Thank you for your patience and we’re very excited about the future of not only this site but the great content and legacy […]
New to the GPL? Well Here’s Your Primer!
For those that are new to WordPress it can seem quite daunting when you begin to think about licensing, open source “rules,” and even etiquette that you may or may not want to follow. And in many ways you can get quickly confused as to what is merely opinion and what is factual and pragmatic. We’ve covered a lot in regards to the GPL historically so it might be worth going through the archives a bit to see what you can find. But a recent post by Ivycat may be a great place to start:
Uh Oh… Is iThemes Breaking GPL?
I’m not going to add anything more than what’s been contributed already but we’ve been pinged a number of times about this already – is the new iThemes Exchange that was just launched breaking GPL (or not just being “nice” and respectful)? Man, I sure do find it interesting that v1.0 shares some code written by the team at Shopplugin.net and no author attribution was given in the plugin repository. Specifically alot of the source code in the functions.php file originated from the Shopp project. You should really give an author credit where it is due. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ithemes-exchange/
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