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On WordPress and Release Cycles

The annual State of the Word session by Matt covers the latest updates on the platform - usage, coming updates and new features from the past year and other valuable stats so that WordPress experts could see their place on the map and see if there are any business decisions to be taken for the next few months (or a year). The platform/appl...

Wrong in many ways

I'm occasionally working on building plugin bridges or integrating some third party APIs on WordPress. Just as often I struggle with unmaintainable code. Seems like too many people have read the "How To Write Unmaintainable Code" article so I'd better elaborate on this one. Today I've been working on a project using a plugin for various Wo...

On WordPress and Business

Recently one of the trendy discussions online has been the involvement of business tracks in WordCamp programs.  I'm one of the supporters of that for various reasons. The Key Difference First off, the "business" is one of the key differences between WordPress and various platforms or systems available for the public at the moment. Over the...

#wp10 WordPress party in Sofia

This week's May 27th was marked as a significant holiday all around the world. Over 700 parties have been organized to celebrate the 10th anniversary of WordPress. Our community in Bulgaria has been influenced by the WordPress aura for the past few years and, according to our volunteers there were about 110 fans joining the party. At some p...

WordSesh overview

Last week we had the first large WordPress 'meetup' online called WordSesh. It was an incredible event that was yet another proof for how awesome the WordPress community is. I had the chance to speak at WordSesh and I presented the WordPress.org Themes Directory and the process of reviewing themes. The video is embedded below + slides here....

Local WordPress activities – April

I can barely find some time to sleep, but hopefully April would be enlightening for the local group of WordPress peeps. In the next month there are several things planned: 1 (if not two) meetups of the Bulgarian group Few WordPress sessions as a part of the CMS course in Telerik Academy WordSesh (available for locals here too) Zero Marke...