Another busy week in the WordPress community! It is also time for #WordPressWednesday. I’ve started to put together a WordPress news aggregation site that I will reveal next week.
In fact, this would be the time to let me know if you have a site that talks about WordPress. Please note that not all sites submitted to me make my cut. Once I officially unveil the site, I will all for people to submit their feed URL there.
Even though I will have that site in place, I will not stop on my #WordPressWednesday series. I am happy to pick a small piece of the community and share it in a recap post for you.
#WordPressWednesday 2013 Volume 7
WordPress Plugins
WPBeginner shares a method of to be able to create a Hot Or Not type site with a WordPress plugin.
Reginald gives some tips on WordPress plugins to use to become a better blogger at WPKube.
Erick Danzer publishes an open letter to his NextGEN plugin community. He explains why think has been a bit rocky with the most recent update of NextGEN gallery.
WordPress Development
Cory Miller gives some advice for people who want to make a career in developing.
Sufyan bin Uzayr goes about explaining in depth about GPL at Torque Magazine, the same copyleft licensing that WordPress uses.
Mike Jolley explains the importance to make sure to develop secure plugins, no matter who they are for.
For WordPress Developers, might want to step on in during August 15, 2013 to share your ideas for WordPress 3.8 features.
Andrew Nacin explains the organizing behind WordPress 3.7.
WordPress Community News
Jeff Chandler asks in an interview with David Peralty on what he is doing now.
Devesh Sharma covers the pros and cons of managed WordPress hosting at WPKube.
Joost de Valk announces that he is removing unlimited sites support from his licensing.
See you next Wednesday for #WordPressWedneday!
I love WordPress a lot and I use it with all my sites. I have two health websites and I was wondering if you knew where I could find some professional weight loss themes? Thanks Nile!
Hi Lee! I do not know any unless you pay to have someone make a custom theme for you.
Hi Nile,
I am grateful for this week’s wordpress volume edition. I really helped me into the basics of wordpress theme and plugin development as well as blog management.
The tips for developers by Cory are awesome .Cory have compiled the advices so well that being a developer myself ..i couldn’t disagree with her.Thanks for those links Nile
-Pramod
FYI- Cory Miller is a he
I think WordPress is certainly best blogging platform. My all websites are running in WordPress. Thanks for sharing some awesome tips for WordPress developers
this post is veary nice.I really helped me into the basics of wordpress theme and plugin development as well as blog management.
i think this post is veary nice.I really helped me into the basics of wordpress theme and plugin development as well as blog management.