Automattic’s “Master of Suggestion,” Jane Wells , had a chance to speak at WordCamp Boulder 2010 . Her session, What’s Next for WordPress , covers the new features in WordPress 3.0, the future of WordPress, and a few additional topics thanks to questions from audience members. The entire session makes for a very educational weekend view.
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What’s Next for WordPress with Jane Wells
There are two ways to install plugins in WordPress 3.0. You can either search for and install plugins via Plugins/Add New in your admin panel, or search for and download plugins from the plugin directory , then upload them to /wp-content/plugins/. Now, thanks to Mark Jaquith, there’s a new way to install plugins
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A New Way to Install Plugins
If you have been on Twitter today, you might have come across a huge argument between WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg and Thesis theme developer Chris Pearson. Matt is unhappy that unlike other premium themes, Thesis does not distribute/sell their themes under the GPL licensing system. We have discussed about exploring GPL and the risks through a lengthy article in the past and whether it is a viable model or not
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What’s Your Take On the GPL Argument Between Matt and Thesis?
What WordPress is to Blogging, Firefox is to browsing, so what happens when we can get both of them to get together? WordPress personas for Firefox WordPress has released a new set of Personas for Firefox themed around, well WordPress, which you can install and use on the browser.
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WordPress Personas For Firefox
About a month ago I was augmenting a client site with some added functionality that, while technically out of scope, I was able to add quickly thanks to a plugin.
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WordPress Plugin Developer Day, March 1st
