Louis Lazaris has discovered a slew of new tools for front-end developers. In this end-of-year post, he lists some of his favorite finds of 2015. Source: Front-end Tools: Some of My Favorite Finds of 2015
WPTavern house cleaning. Total 10 articles.
Another year is coming to an end. And, in the world of WordPress, so much has happened. It’s been a year filled with Wappuus, WordCamps, APIs, and important milestones. In no particular order, let’s take […] Calypso is the biggest one. Source: 10 WordPress Takeaways From 2015 | @thetorquemag
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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
To make more it more tidy and clean, it’s better to split them. Part 2. Total 12 articles.
Twelve months ago I published 10 Web Predictions for 2015 — my Nostradamus-like look into the year ahead. I’m useless at these forecasts. Despite keeping a close eye on industry developments, I scored a pathetic 4.5 out of 10 last year. Let’s see if I can beat it in 2015… Bad score. But it’s pretty […]
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
Let’s wrap everythings up today. Part 4. Total 10 articles.
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