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Webinar Plugin for WordPress -WP WebinarSystem
WPWebinarSystem is a WordPress plugin that lets you create and host full-featured webinars on your WordPress powered website. Bookmarking this one as it could come in handy sometime.
WP LCache — WordPress Plugins
I’ve got a couple of WordPress sites that would benefit from an LCache implementation. The WP LCache plugin will make it possible. Looking forward to checking this out.
For sites concerned with high traffic, speed for logged-in users, or dynamic pageloads, a high-speed and persistent object cache is a must. WP LCache improves upon Memcached and Redis object cache implementations by using APCu, PHP’s in-memory cache, in a way that’s compatible with multiple web nodes. Under the hood, WP LCache uses LCache, a library that applies the tiered caching model of multi-core processors (with local L1 and central L2 caches) to web applications.
Source: WP LCache — WordPress Plugins
Top Frameworks for WordPress Plugin & Theme Developers – IncludeWP
Elementor – Page Builder for WordPress
Appcachify — WordPress Plugins
Links of Interest – WordPress Roundup

I’ve had many WordPress related links collecting dust in my queue. It’s time to round them up and share them with you: WordExpress – an implementation of WordPress using Node, Express, and React. WordExpress is an open-source experiment that aims to provide a better development experience in WordPress using Javascript instead of PHP. WordPress at Scale – […]
WP Live.php – “livereload for WordPress”
I’m very used to using grunt-contrib-watch to “livereload” my browser while I’m developing a site. Today it occured to me the same feature would be nice to have when I’m building out a page inside WordPress. In other words, whenever I update a page or post inside my WordPress admin, I wanted the browser to automatically refresh the tab I’ve got open for the client-side. A quick Google search lead me to WP Live.php.
After installing the plugin in my development environment, I got back to work building a new page. Not having to refresh my browser every time I updated the page saved me several keystrokes over the course of my build.
I made an animated GIF to show you WP Live.php in action:
Snowball – A powerful WordPress plugin for creating immersive longform articles for the web

Snowball is a WordPress plugin that serves as an additional editor inside your admin. Inside Snowball you can build longform articles that sit alongside the rest of the content on your site. Have an idea for a special post with full-width images, pull quotes, and other enhanced features? Install Snowball and get to writing and […]
BuddyBoss Inbox Plugin • Enhanced BuddyPress Messaging

A couple months ago, I setup an install of WordPress + BuddyPress + the Boss. theme for community.codetn.org. Among the many BuddyPress features that we take advantage of over there is the messaging feature. Out-of-the-box, BuddyPress + Boss. provides a very vanilla message composing interface. Now the makers of the Boss. theme have released a new plugin, […]
WP Time Capsule
MailPoet – A newsletter plugin for WordPress
SendPress – WordPress Newsletter Plugin

SendPress lets you send newsletters with your WordPress site. Build and send your WordPress newsletters in just minutes. No complexity, just quick and easy email-building. Configure your options, style your template and then add content. Just like that your WordPress powered newsletter is ready for sending. Everything you need in one place and all the […]
WP Stream – track changes in your WP admin

WP Stream tracks every content change made on your site. Know who is making changes as they happen. Monitor Changes As They Happen Stream displays a play-by-play of WordPress Admin activity so you can review changes live as they happen, and know who’s doing what, when and how. Stream Keeps You In The Loop Content is […]
Automattic Acquires WooCommerce
This is the most interesting and exciting news to come out of Automattic (parent company of WordPress) in a while. I’m intrigued to see how WooCommerce evolves.
Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg announced today that the company has acquired WooCommerce, WordPress’ most popular e-commerce platform. The plugin recently passed seven million downloads and stats from BuiltWith show that WooCommerce is dominating global e-commerce platforms, powering roughly 30% of all online stores.This is Automattic’s largest acquisition to date, bringing 55 new employees into the company from 16 countries for a total of 370 Automatticians. Mullenweg confirmed that the acquisition includes Woo, Sensei, and all of the other plugins and themes.
Source: Automattic Acquires WooCommerce
WordPress – Gravity Forms Special Fields – CodeCanyon

Nice looking plugin to extend your Gravity Forms: Gravity Forms Special Fields. Gravity Forms Special Fields adds very powerful special fields like Sliders, Star Ratings, Toggles, Color Picker, Advanced Geo Location, Rich Text Editor, Auto Number & New Google Captcha to Gravity Forms. Source: WordPress – Gravity Forms Special Fields | CodeCanyon
#devnotes – WordPress Shortcodes GUI, IT work
VersionPress 1.0 Walkthrough – VersionPress Blog
Borek Bernard wrote a post today that gives a thorough overview of how VersionPress works. If you haven’t heard, VersionPress is a WordPress plugin that provides full version control over your WordPress sites. It tracks changes to files and the database. Give the post a read, and learn a little.
I was an original backer to the VersionPress project, and although it has taken them a while to get to their 1.0 release, their offering looks to be one of the most comprehensive “version-control-as-a-plugin” solutions out there.
What you just saw is very evidently a desirable feature to have, but technically so hard to implement that not many user-facing software solutions do that today. VersionPress can do selective undo which is a unique, yet very useful and intuitive feature to have.
#devnotes – Google Mobilegeddon, Using Basecamp, and a Site Redesign

As you may or may not have heard, the Google Mobilegeddon happened on Tuesday, April 21, 2015. On that date, Google adjusted their mobile search algorithm to favor mobile optimized sites for mobile searches. In other words, if you’re searching Google on a mobile device, their search will favor sites optimized for mobile. It’s unclear […]
How to write a WordPress plugin – Francis Yaconiello – Application Programmer
This is one of my favorite resources for writing a WordPress plugin. In his post, Francis Yaconiello, provides a great overview of how to setup a plugin in a logical fashion without over complicating things.
I’ve noticed that a bunch of the how-to-write-a-plugin articles out there focus on demonstrating the minimum amount of code needed to get a plugin going. Not many focus on good plugin structure or convention. This tutorial explains how to create a class based WordPress plugin that makes sense.
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