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Series: Create a License Controlled Theme and Plugin Update System – Tuts+ Code Tutorial

If you’re looking to sell and license your own WordPress themes and plugins, this tutorial series from Tuts+ Code will show you how build a license and update…

HowTo: Use Jetpack to attach photos, galleries, and excerpts to your Tweets

Have you noticed how all the cool kids have photos and galleries attached to tweets coming from their blogs? Short of manually adding an image to their tweet,…

Annotum Base – Scholarly Authoring and Publishing with WordPress

Annotum is a scholarly authoring/publishing platform based on #WordPress. More details on the project’s Github page: github.com/Annotum/Annotum/releases/tag/Annotum-2.0 An open-source, open-process, open-access scholarly authoring and publishing platform based on WordPress,…

10 Useful WordPress Functions You Might Not Know About

Several #WordPress functions in this list I hadn’t come across: 10 Useful WordPress Functions You Might Not Know About.

Instant Butler – The fastest way to navigate WordPress

Instant Butler – a power tool for #WordPress power users. Instant Butler for WordPress is a lightweight administration plugin that makes it a lot easier and faster to…

Using Chassis for WordPress Development

There are several reasons why someone would choose to use Chassis for WordPress development. Firstly, Chassis is lightweight. In contrast, VVV is rather heavy as it comes with…

WordPress Cache Busting Techniques Done Right

If you’re actively developing on a website and running into caching issues when deploying updates it can be helpful to employ a cache busting technique. ~ WordImpress

Security advisory – High severity – InfiniteWP Client WordPress plugin | Sucuri Blog

If you’re using the InfiniteWP WordPress Client plugin to manage your website, now is a good time to update. While doing a routine audit of our Website Firewall…

Four-year-old comment security bug affects 86 percent of WordPress sites | Ars Technica

This article a great reminder as to why you should always keep your WordPress install updated with the latest version. If you’re running the latest version of WordPress…

Themosis framework – A framework for WordPress developers

The Themosis framework is an MVC framework for WordPress developers.

WordPress – Readme – A Readable WordPress Theme | ThemeForest

Readme is a responsive WordPress theme focused on readability with a minimalist design and optimized for mobile. ~ ThemeForest.