Yesterday, I had the pleasure of being interviewed and featured on MattReport.com about what it’s like to make a living with WordPress. Continue reading
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For more technical users or to skip the the background explanation, skip directly to the code.
When it comes to building themes or plugins in WordPress, you rarely want administrators, editors, subscribers, and so on to anything other than the dashboard just after they’ve logged in.
After all, these authors are usually loggin in to write posts, edit their information, or generally manage their content.
But if you’re building a more advanced theme or an application, then allowing users to view the dashboard may be outside the scope of what you’re looking to allow.
As such, here’s an easy to redirect non-admin users to another page after logging into WordPress. Note that this post was updated on December 13, 2012 thanks to the recommendations in Simon’s comment.
Back in October, I asked if you guys thought that there was room for yet another WordPress podcast. Between the comments, Tweets, and emails, I receive an overwhelmingly response all of which was positive.
After the response that I received, I brought the idea and responses to my team at 8BIT who were more than excited about the opportunity. So much so, in fact, that we’ve opted to bring this under the 8BIT banner rather than as a personal podcast of my own.
So, as of today, I’m proud to announce the first episode of the Hello Dolly podcast. Continue reading
On this site, I’ve discussed my work with 8BIT many times before. The short of is that we’re passionate about digital publishing.
- We’re the team behind Standard
- We created #notes specifically for helping digital publishers capture they’re ideas when they’re offline
- We absolutely dig all things WordPress
We have some really exciting things coming in 2013 (including helping to produce a certain podcast), but today we’re launching one of our first initiatives for the new year and I couldn’t be more excited. Continue reading
If you’ve read any of my past posts, you know that I’m particularly interested in using WordPress as a foundation for writing web applications.
I’ve discussed this extensively in the following articles:
- Why WordPress isn’t Viewed as an Application Framework
- WordPress For Application Development
- Building Web Applications with WordPress
A few weeks ago, I asked for some of you to submit applications that you’ve seen built with WordPress. Today, I wanted to begin sharing some of what you guys submitted.
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