Some thoughts and details about the redesign of the All Forces website.
Some thoughts and details about the redesign of the All Forces website.
The job of approving comments sometimes falls on a person who does/should not have access to the WordPress admin. By design WordPress only allows a user with admin privileges to do this job. I wrote an an External Web Interface for approving pending WordPress comments via XMLRPC.
Check it out, it is open source on google [...]
I am writing this post from the new Wordpress application on my iPhone.
As some of you know, Apple asked me give a session about WordPress at at their WWDC 07 conference this year. The session was titled “Designing and Extending the Mac OS X Blog Experience” and they gave me an hour to cover how to create a local development system for designing blogs with WordPress and [...]
I’m flying out tomorrow to San Francisco to speak at Apple’s WWDC conference. My session is titled Designing and Extending the Mac OS X Blog Experience and will be on Friday. I will be covering WordPress extensively, it should be fun. If you are at this year’s WWDC, please let me know, I would love to [...]
Photo by John Keegan.
I will be at the WordPress today at 6:30 at the northwest corner (south of the Starbucks, east of the Verizon shop) of Bryant Park. Matthew Mullenweg, a founding developer of WordPress is in town and has set up the meetup. It will be raining tonight, but that’s New York I guess. [...]
This is definitely geeky, but I just started listening to the Wordpress Podcast and I am hooked. There’s a great interview with Wordpress lead developer Matt Mullenweg and some plugin news as well. An excellent addition to my subway ride commute.
Podcast Link: Launch in iTunes
Website Link: wp-community.org
This is a quick tutorial on how to have WordPress show a custom error page when there’s a database connection error. This tutorial covers WordPress 2.0.1.
Let’s be frank here, WordPress rocks, no doubt, but since it’s early beginning, the interface design has lagged behind it’s technical powers. This is why since December of 2004, Khaled, Michael Heilemann, Joen Asmussen, Chris J Davis, Joshua Sigar and later Bryan Veloso started Shuttle, a collaborative effort to bring design beauty to the WordPress [...]
This actually makes a lot of sense. Very cool stuff WordPress has been supporting through XFN links.
Designed for humans first and machines second, microformats are a set of simple, open data formats built upon existing and widely adopted standards.
Link: Microformats.org