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WordPress for Android

3. February 2010 ·

I have the WordPress app installed on my iPhone and although I don’t use it to write and publish blog posts, I like having it because it lets me access my blog and moderate comments when I don’t have my laptop with me. I also keep it there because I might need it one of [...]

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Fight the Fake Logo

25. January 2010 ·

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What is a brand? How important is it for marketing strategy? The American Marketing Association defines brand as a name, term, design, symbol, or any other feature that identifies one seller’s good or service as distinct from those of other sellers. The legal term for brand is trademark. A brand may identify one item, a [...]

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The WordPress Foundation

22. January 2010 ·

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The WordPress Foundation was officially announced yesterday with the launch of its official website. Started by Matt Mullenweg, the WordPress Foundation is a charitable organization founded to help and support Open Source. I found out about it late yesterday when Matt announced it on his blog. To get a better understanding of the WordPress Foundation, [...]

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Best WordPress Related Blogs

21. January 2010 ·

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While I was doing my daily blog surfing and social networking routine, I came across my friend Leland’s tweet regarding the Top 32 Best WordPress Related Blogs based on two popular metrics – Google PageRank and Alexa. This list was created by Arthur Kim of The WP Ninja. As an avid fan and advocate of [...]

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Upcoming 2010 WordCamps

5. January 2010 ·

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2010 is here and for WordPress, it means that a new set of WordCamps are gonna take place different locations across the globe this year. If you’re a WordPress developer, user or fan, this one event that you shouldn’t miss. To check if there’s a upcoming WordCamp in your area or if you plan to [...]

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WordPress 2.9 “Carmen”

22. December 2009 ·

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UPDATE: Because of the scheduled posts bug on WordPress 2.9 caused by a conflict with some versions of PHP’s curl extension (scheduled posts and pingbacks are not processed correctly), users are advised to upgrade or skip to version 2.9.1 Beta 1 to fix or avoid this problem. A couple months back I blogged about WordPress 2.9 [...]

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WordPress Wins 2009 Overall Best Open Source CMS Award

19. November 2009 ·

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I was first introduced to WordPress about 5-6 years and it was love at first sight. From the time I started using it, I’ve never looked back or thought about shifting to another blogging platform/software. WordPress has gone a long way since then and I’ve witness it grow and mature from a blogging software into [...]

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WordPress 2.8.6 Security Release

12. November 2009 ·

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Just as I finished publishing my previous post, I saw the notification that WordPress 2.8.6 security release is now available for download. Here’s what the official WordPress blog has to say about this new release: 2.8.6 fixes two security problems that can be exploited by registered, logged in users who have posting privileges. If you [...]

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WordPress Visual Cheat Sheet

12. November 2009 ·

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Aside from the core developers, individual or corporate WordPress theme and plugin developers work with a lot of WordPress codes, template tags, hooks, etc. I don’t know how these developers work and how they can memorize all the pieces of code and tags. I guess some of them have some sort of list or cheat [...]

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WordPress Warriors Worldwide

4. November 2009 ·

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Wouldn’t it be cool to find out how many WordPress fans, users, bloggers, developers or core developers come from your area or country? With WordPress World Map, you can do just that. WordPress World Map is a Google Maps powered map with a draggable window that lets WordPress users pin their location. To sign up, [...]

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WordPress 2.9 Batch Plugin Upgrade

30. October 2009 ·

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Last week, I blogged about the coming WordPress 2.9 features that included post thumbnails, trash status, basic image editing, comment metadata, etc. I found out yesterday from WP Engineer that there’s another feature that will be added to WordPress 2.9 which is batch plugin upgrades. The next version of WordPress will give the users the option [...]