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Team Update i18n Our first two week cycle…A [...]
Printed WordPress Magazine to be Released ShortlyWPCandy Quarterly, a WordPress related quarterly print magazine from the folks at WPCandy, is just about to be mailed out to the lucky readers who either pre-ordered or subscribed. To my knowledge, or at least about half an hour of searching, this may very well be the first ever printed WordPress magazine publication. The first issue will feature articles from 11 well-known contributors, and due to demand from the pre-orders, 2,000 copies are making their way through the printers as you read thi [...]
WP Late Night 002: The Usual SuspectsPrepare your earholes for the second-ever episode of WP Late Night, the WordPress podcast from Brad Williams, Dre Armeda, and Ryan Imel (that’s me!). This episode we discussed a number of recent events in the WordPress community, and even tried (kind of) to deduce the identities of the WP Honey Badger and PinkPonyPress.You can read the episode breakdown and listen to the audio itself just after the jump.Episode 002: The Usual SuspectsIn this episode (audio below), Brad and Dre and I discus [...]
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Team Update Bugs RPC Realized this morning that…A [...]
GSoC time Google announced GSoC and I’m guessing…A [...]
Team Update XML RPC Friday We made great…A [...]
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Team Update i18n Technically our cycle started today…A [...]
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Internationalization should be common practice, not a featureA subject finally getting some attention in the WordPress community is i18n, or internationalization.Internationalization is the process of making an application ready for translation. Often this gets confused with localization, which is the process by which the text on the page and other settings are translated and adapted to another language and culture.Both internationalization and localization are equally important within WordPress, but there cannot be any localization if the theme or plugin [...]
Team Update Bugs RPC Realized this morning that…A [...]
The Quarterly Magazine’s design process, sped up on videoThe first issue of The WPCandy Quarterly is in the printing queue as you read these words. Exciting, right? Since there’s nothing I can do to speed up the process (believe me, I would if I could) I’ve taken some time and looked back over the first issue’s development.One thing I did, while the design process of the Quarterly moved along, was save several drafts. There were nearly 50 individual design drafts of this issue, actually (we drafted articles separately with the indivi [...]
How to query by “standard” post formatEver find yourself wanting to query the “standard” post format within WordPress and not having much luck? It turns out there’s a Trac Ticket for this very subject. But for now, Alex King came up with a way for it to work with WP_Query calls. Go have a look at his code.You just finished reading How to query by "standard" post format on WPCandy. Please consider leaving a comment! [...]
The first WP on Tour was a huge successThe 15th of January through the 22nd finally saw its first WP on Tour go live. WPCandy mentioned WP on Tour here before, but it’s basically a bunch of WordPress developers (of all shapes and sizes) sharing a working space for a week. This first edition saw 10 of us — yes, I was fortunate to be among them — in a beautiful house in Sitges, Spain having fun and co-working for 7 days.You can find the full list of WP on Tour attendees on this Twitter list, You might have noticed some o [...]
GSoC time Google announced GSoC and I’m guessing…A [...]
Team Update XML RPC Friday We made great…A [...]
The WPCandy Quarterly print proofs are inThe WPCandy Quarterly is, as far as I know, the first-ever WordPress-centric magazine. Or rather, it will be when it begins shipping out to subscribers in the next week or so. On Friday I received the final print proofs, which wraps up the last necessary step before all the issue are printed and delivered.I’ve dropped in a few photos of the proof sheets below. Of course I’m a bit biased, but I think this issue looks fantastic. I’ll have more to share about the production proce [...]
Creating a Shared Content Box Across All of Your WordPress BlogsMore than five years ago, I was bit by the Autoblog bug. I don’t build them anymore, but I still build WordPress blogs in large numbers. One of my pet peeves when I was working with 100+ different blogs was that if I wanted to interlink them, or have the exact same links on the sidebar of each blog, I would have to add these links manually to each and every blog every time I built a new blog. For example, if I have 98 blogs, and I want every one of them to have a link to blog #99 that I just c [...]
Pressbits 005: Don’t delete plugin options on deactivationIn this episode of Pressbits I discuss my pet peeve of plugin developers deleting my options settings on deactivation, rather than upon uninstallation.You should listen to it, especially if you’re a plugin developer.If you would rather download it directly you can do that too, or subscribe to this show via RSS or on iTunes. If you would prefer a written summary, you can also read that just after the jump.Deactivating and uninstalling a plugin are not the same thingLet’s talk abou [...]
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Pressbits 004: Don’t hesitate to release pluginsIn this episode of Pressbits I discuss the hesitance I sometimes see in folks to release their code as WordPress plugins. Listen, I dare you:If you would rather download it directly you can do that too, or subscribe to this show via RSS or on iTunes. If you would prefer a transcript, you can also read that just after the jump.Mine your work for plugins that you can releaseSometimes I get the sense that someone is shying away from releasing any of their work as a plugin. They will say things [...]
Envato removes price adjustment tool from their Elite programThis morning Collis Ta’eed announced on the Envato Notes blog that their price adjustment tool, previously available to Envato Elite authors on their marketplaces that reached $75,000 in sales, is no longer available. Normally prices on the Envato marketplaces are set by Envato during the product review process, and not by the author of the product. The price adjustment tool, announced last year, allowed certain authors to test out different prices for their products beyond what the marke [...]
7 Benefits of Blogging with WordPressOne of the most popular blogging platforms out there is WordPress — and for good reason. WordPress offers a flexible platform that is easy to use. You can get started blogging with a few minutes, and be well on your way to blogging success. If you are trying to figure out which blogging platform is right for you, here are 7 benefits to blogging with WordPress: 1. It’s Cost-Efficient One of the great things about WordPress is how cost-efficient it is. You can start blogging for free. Word [...]
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