2015 is here again, and everyone is recovering from the New Year's Eve parties around the globe. I would like to wish everyone a happy healthy and successful new year.
My TODO list so far is endless, so prioritizing and getting the most out of it would be one of my main targets (priorities!). Also, the reason for this post is mostly Brad's ...
I'm speaking at WordSesh 3 this Saturday at 9:00am UTC.
I will share my thoughts and experience with the WordPress Core and a bunch of other programming languages and platforms, comparing several architectural or design solutions.
It's my third WordSesh and I'll definitely recommend it to anyone - 24 hours of live WordPress pres...
There are two things I highly admire in the WordPress ecosystem: being able to precisely budget small projects (where the tiniest error could ruin the entire profit, if not more) and do freelance customization work.
We own a small brand under the DevriX hat called Premium WordPress Support, which started as a support engine for maintenance ...
I've been an Open Source advocate for about 10 years now, and this has been something that determined me over the years. If you start applying Open Source to your life, suddenly everything changes. Completely.
Contributing to WordPress
Marko and I led a workshop on "Contributing to WordPress" for my CMS students last year at "Telerik Academ...
On Saturday I'll be presenting my "Large Setup for WordPress Projects" talk at WordCamp Boston. It's my third attempt to visit Boston over the past 3 years and I'm looking forward to joining the local WordPress community this weekend!
Our SiteGround crew is ready and two of us will share our experience on Saturday, and take part in the C...
The latest WordPress pricing discussions went viral and it's apparently an important subject that should be discussed broadly at WordCamps. The large number of implementers out there are affecting the number of technical experts, and the competitive prices of other platforms lead us to the question: Why are the WordPress budgets underpri...
The end of my PHP course at the Software University is near, and I'm planning a new program for WordPress development.
I've been teaching courses since 2006, take a look at my training portfolio. Few of the companies where I have trained employees are: VMware, SAP Labs, Software AG, Melexis, and I have also trained groups at CERN - the E...
Three weeks ago I received the following message on LinkedIn:
Hello, I'm looking for someone who could customize a WordPress plugin we bought. It's a car reservation system, we need to change the pricing model and add a few extra SQL tables that would operate with the plugin.
The contact is a manager of some small agency, in his 50s, so I...
Last year at WordCamp Sofia I gave a talk named "Choosing the right WordPress theme". Contrary to the first guesses title-wise, since I'm not a designer at all, my topic was focused on the different sources to find a theme, based on a given set of requirements.
[slideshare id=36183038&doc=choosing-a-wordpress-theme-140623021748-phpapp...
The tickets for WordCamp Europe 2014 are on sale - get your ticket now!
Few hundred dedicated WordPress enthusiasts and professionals already booked their flights and reserved their seats. The attendee list is growing and everyone is excited for the largest WordPress event in Europe.
If you've missed the big news, Sofia is hosting WCEU on...
