Where to Find Trustworthy WordPress Developers (and How to Spot Them)

Finding reliable WordPress developers can be a daunting task. This article covers six great sources for hiring and steps to sensible assess candidates. Source: Where to Find Trustworthy WordPress Developers (and How to Spot Them) Got six sources for jobs marketplace: WordPress Jobs Smashing Jobs Codeable.io WPMU DEV PROS Stack Overflow Careers Toptal  

Deploying from GitHub to a Server

Chris Ward provides tips on making Git and GitHub projects fit better into developer workflow—from running tests to deploying your code to a server. Thinks there’s a simple way for GitHub webhook, turns out still needing third party tool for easier. Got an introduction of Jenkins and Travis. Source: Deploying from GitHub to a Server

What is content dripping?

If you’ve never heard of it, it can sound strange. But content dripping is critically important if you’re building a WordPress membership site. At it’s basic form, it means that you release content at regular intervals(like King’s mini-novels). OK, got it. Source: What is content dripping?

Javascript, APIs, and the Future of WordPress – Scott Bolinger

Automattic just announced Calypso, which is a radical new interface for WordPress.com. It replaces the old WordPress.com admin experience with a faster, more modern approach. It uses a Javascript framework called React, which was developed by Facebook. The main advantage of React is that it’s supposed to allow development of web and mobile apps using […]

WordPress Options and Theme Modifications | Tom McFarlin

There are multiple APIs available in WordPress for saving our information: WordPress Options and Theme Modifications. When and why should we use them? Theme Modifications API for themes and Options API for plugins. But no need to be really strict, though. Source: WordPress Options and Theme Modifications | Tom McFarlin