Looking for WordPress plugin recommendation? Check out our list of 20 must have WordPress plugins for 2015 hand-picked by our WordPress experts. Worth to check: Term Management Tools and ThirstyAffiliates. Source: 20 Must Have WordPress Plugins for 2015 (Expert Pick)
The WordPress.org Theme Review Team has just wrapped up a busy year of adding new themes, approving updates, and overhauling procedures. In 2015, the team reviewed and approved 910 new themes with … 910 is not a small number. Congrats TRT! Source: WordPress.org Added 910 New Themes in 2015
Justin Tadlock, founder of Theme Hybrid, is looking for beta testers for a new plugin aimed at theme developers. The plugin is called Theme Designer and allows authors to manage themes in the WordP… Just cleaning up. The plugin is already released anyway. Source: Justin Tadlock Is Seeking Beta Testers for His First Major Commercial […]
To make more it more tidy and clean, it’s better to split them. Part 2. Total 12 articles.
I asked myself: What in WordPress have I been grateful for in 2015? The answers will guide you to some amazing stuff. Happy Thanskgiving! This week, I aske Nice compilation list. Now starting to think if should download Josh ebook now or postpone it again. Source: What I’m Thankful For in WordPress in 2015 | WPShout
Confused about shared and VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting? A guide to understanding the differences and choosing the right service! Still hooked to this hosting topic. VPS Hosting sounds really nice. But is the price worthed? Got one year free, but after that? Source: Shared vs VPS Hosting – What’s the Difference?
If you’re looking for WordPress hosting, then you know there are several options. Here are four for you. While still on the topic, this post is published before previous one. So probably it’s 2014 edition? SiteGround, Pagely, MediaTemple, WP Engine. The missing ones here are Flywheel and GoDaddy. And the one not mentioned on the […]
If you’re wondering how to choose WordPress hosting, here’s my quick guide – the 2015 edition. GoDaddy, SiteGround, Flywheel, Pagely and WPEngine. Nice graph by the way. Source: How to choose WordPress hosting (2015 edition)
I presented at WordCamp Seattle over the weekend, about a tool that has made my frontend development work way easier: Sass, the CSS preprocessor. It was re Already use SASS. But never made a function or mixin such these. Would love to. Source: Four Reasons to Fall in Love with Sass for WordPress (if You […]
Almost forgot. WPBeginner also needs to be wrapped up. Well, mostly it’ll be plugins collection. Total 4 articles.
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