[…] I know. This sounds like some type of greeting card or some type of stationary that you’d ship to someone whenever they’re feeling down – that’s not my intent, though. Rather, it’s just to say that whenever it comes to that feeling (whatever that feeling is), I know it. And many others do, too. I […]
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[…] over or a clean slate and with that comes ideas for what you hope to get done. Outside of WordPress Usually, a post like this would warrant my talking something about what I want to do with WordPress and though there’s plenty that I’d like to do with WordPress (as far as building things is […]
[…] tension that gives almost a sense of obligation to do something with the fact that we have other things to do? I can’t speak for anyone but myself, but it basically breaks down like this: Every time a new development cycle starts for WordPress, I tell myself “Okay, I’ll get back into committing to […]
[…] theme looks or its general styles shouldn’t deviate very much from the initial design. Think about a number of the major applications that you use on a day-to-day basis. This can be desktop software, this can be mobile applications, this can be an operating system, this can be web applications, and this can even […]
[…] the list goes. That’s not what this is about. This is about taking a pillar that’s a core part of the philosophy of WordPress and applying it to our day-to-day work. So What Should We Do? For starters: Deadlines are not arbitrary, they’re a promise we make to ourselves and our users that helps us rein […]
