[…] browsers that are powerful enough to render sites just as they would on a desktop, and thus will need responsive layouts. Users who don’t have responsive-sites use plugins such as WPTouch to give their site mobile capability which is essentially an entire other site. This means that we, as developers, are responsible for testing: Responsive-ready […]
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For anyone who is involved in WordPress – be it running a business, contributing to plugins or to core, blogging about it or generally doing something really cool with the application – is bound to receive the following question: > How do I become an expert in WordPress? Isn’t that a hard question to […]
[…] longer manage the plugin, I can’t speak on behalf of what will happen to the stand-alone version that exists in the WordPress plugin repository. And Your Other Plugins? I still maintain as many plugins as possible, but – and anyone who is making a living building things with and/or for WordPress will share this […]
[…] of really great people and teams, and I’ve had the chance to work on a lot of different types of projects. Some of these include commercial themes, commercial plugins, free themes, free plugins, custom web applications, and so on and so forth. It’s a great time to be a developer in the WordPress economy, isn’t […]
[…] received the following comment: Just spent a day fixing a site that a Developer custom coded and it was a f’n mess! Started from scratch with 4 plugins and now the client is giving me a box of wine as an added bones of a job well done. I don’t mind sharing this not […]
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