Generally, the only thing a new Gregorian year (there are other calendars out there too, you know) means to me is that I must remember to write 2010 on checks. But since I’ve been reading so many New Year’s posts on other blogs, it got me thinking about what I have to say as ...
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Being that
Wordcamp Israel was a bloggers conference in Tel Aviv, I'm sure there will be tons of people writing up their reviews in Hebrew. But maybe not quite as many in English, so here goes. This year's ...
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Weblog Tools Collection has published an overview of the
features in store for us in WordPress 2.7. As I was reading the list, I noticed that many of them them are based on existing popular plugins, like the
Google Sitemaps Generator, ...
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To my chagrin, my blog is telling me that it's time to upgrade again.
It's an urgent security release because if you allow registration on your WordPress blog, users can edit other users' drafts. WordPress development also mentions the ...
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Michael over at WPCandy brought up the question recently of whether it's ok to
use the word "WordPress" in the domain name of sites about WordPress that are not affiliated with
Automattic. I came across this issue about a month ago thanks to ...
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Movable Type has announced that
they are now, and forever will be, open source.
At first, when I heard this, I got nervous. Does this mean that
WordPress is on its way out? Could it be that now ...
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It seems that it's
just rumors so far, but
Automattic, the company behind
our favorite blogging platform, may be up for sale.
This makes sense. They've invested money, time and energy in building up a huge user base ...
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Being that Wordcamp Israel was a bloggers conference in Tel Aviv, I'm sure there will be tons of people writing up their reviews in Hebrew. But maybe not quite as many in English, so here goes. This year's ...
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