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WordPress End-User Security with Dre Armeda

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May 24, 2013

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WordPress security is top-of-mind with a lot of people lately with the big botnet scare that’s apparently still happening in pockets here and there. That’s why we have companies like Sucuri and their great staff that are constantly monitoring the security landscape for those that don’t know about it until it’s too late. Dre Armeda is leading a lot of that charge and in an oldie-but-goodie presentation from WordCamp Atlanta 2012 that finally got uploaded to WP.tv he goes over End-User security that’s worth a look:

A Better Planet? Why Not Get Rid of It Entirely?

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May 23, 2013

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There’s been some conversation about having a “better” planet and it’s been a great topic of conversation among blogs as well as in internal conversations here in our office. For those that need a quick recap, the WordPress Planet is a feed that sources content from a number of blogs and sites and aggregates them into one central location here at http://planet.wordpress.org/. It’s an old and outdated place of aggregation as many of the sites and blogs are either defunct, rarely update, or do not post about WordPress anymore. As James shared as he broke down the blogs and outlined their “effectiveness” […]

Episode #013 Pterodactyl Pimp Feather

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May 23, 2013

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Show Notes Host  Joshua Strebel of Pagely. How the Joshua got started in WordPress In 2003, Joshua started building sites for companies in Phoenix. His wife, Sally, thought sites should be easier. They started building sites on WordPress, version 1.2. Then they started Pagely doing automated WordPress installs. In 2009, they launched the idea of managed WordPress hosting and Pagely came about. What they are sipping? Brad: Gin and club soda Dre: Corona Joshua: Water Pressing topics  WordPress 10th Anniversary is next Monday! Look for your local event. Matt Mullenweg discloses he bought WLTC and WP Tavern. Yahoo purchases Tumblr. […]

Introducing AudioTheme: Let Your Website Be Heard

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May 22, 2013

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Music is made to be heard just like ideas are written to be read. For far too long, musicians looking to establish an online presence have had a tough row to hoe. Whole companies are based on serving specific subsets of their needs, leaving them to cobble together the fragmented pieces into something that resembles a website — without ever really owning their data. While WordPress is a powerful publishing platform, it’s not specifically geared towards the needs of artists without a significant amount of work. It’s easy enough for a skilled developer to throw a solution together, but too […]

James Banks: Mobile First Design, Development?

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May 22, 2013

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There is no question that mobile is here to stay – we are living in a mobile world where content is being consumed more and more on mobile devices instead of from people behind a desk. This is a good thing for all of us but also means that we need to be able to design and develop great online products that meet these needs – and perhaps it’s so important that we need to consider mobile first and then everything else from there? That’s just one perspective of many and it’s good to have other opinions, such as James Banks’ via […]

Giveaway: Feel the Infinite Power of InfiniteWP

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May 22, 2013

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We’ve got such a great community surrounding what we do here at WP Daily that it really keeps the motivation more than high enough to get up each day and report on one of the best technologies out there, WordPress! As you’re already used to, we love giveaways (we’ve got 15 hours left on our lifetime accounts one!) and we try to do a few every month that make sense for our growing community – not everyone who pitches us gets through our gates as there are many products and services that downright suck. Yes, suck. Sorry, but they do. But […]

Publishing Workflow: Techniques and Plugins

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May 22, 2013

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Any serious online publisher and blogger knows that a publishing workflow is essential for survival – it’s what enables us to push out content consistently and with speed enabling the blog to stay competitive and fresh in a very wide and growing competitive landscape. Even if you aren’t an editor of a news blog or having to manage multiple authors and posts a day, you also have a personal workflow that suits your needs – I bet it could be improved though! Jake Goldman of 10up shared this presentation at the recent CMS Expo 2013 and it’s worth a look, […]

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