2014
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The Future of WordPress and Mobile
Nov 3
There are two growing trends with WordPress: An emphasis on mobile use, and the assumption that users are always connected. I think both are dangerous.
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Behind the Scenes: Modular Code
Oct 30
We no longer have to worry about name collisions between differing versions of the same utility library within WordPress.
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WordPress and Auto-Linking
Oct 28
I want to change the way the link screen in WordPress works. Do you think it’s a good idea?
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WordCamp San Francisco and the State of the Word
Oct 26
WordPress and Apple are both leaders in their respective communities. One of the two gives their official annual keynote away live for free on their website. Can you guess which one?
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WordPress, Security, and Member Management
Oct 15
If you’re logging in to WordPress as an administrator just to write a post, you’re doing it wrong.
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Deduplication and Self-Plagiarism
Oct 7
There is no faster way to drive content away from your site than self-plagiarism.
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WordPress Plugins – Return on Investment
Oct 4
Investing in WordPress plugins isn’t likely to return too much – unless those are premium plugins.
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Modular Code
Sept 27
Composer is a potential solution for theme/plugin dependencies in WordPress. But it will take some time before we flesh out the solution fully.
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WordPress Database Encryption
Sept 26
How reasonable is the suggestion that WordPress encrypt its database? Really?
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If you’re not part of the solution …
Sept 20
I use WordPress daily; I critique it almost as frequently. Are my suggestions contributing to a solution or just further conflating the problem?
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WordPress and Default Themes
Sept 14
First we had Twenty Ten. Then came Twenty Eleven. Then came the potential of a new default theme every year. We’re doing it wrong.