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One of the things with which I’ve just started experimenting is soft launches of product updates. That is, I’m providing updates to users of certain plugins through automatic updates in order to garner feedback – if any – prior to announcing it and launching it to everyone else. For those involved in the software world, […]

[…] basis. They’re my heroes: But seriously. Ultimately, WordPress provides a foundation – not a framework – on which applications can be built. Yes, it can be extended through plugins (and plugins via extensions), but that’s not the point of this post. Instead, the point I’m trying to make is that it provides a lot of […]

[…] languages have their own way of doing things. For example: HTML has rules about, say, block-level elements being located within inline elements jQuery has rules about writing plugins and handling method chaining JavaScript has rules for managing the properties of existing prototypes Sass has rules about mixins PHP has no rules (I kid, again. […]

[…] to distribute copies of your modified versions to others. Part of those licensing requirements include licensing derivative works or things that link core WordPress functions (like themes, plugins, etc.) under the GPL as well, thereby passing on the freedom of use for these works as well. Obviously there are those who will try to […]

[…] this and simplified it down to a single click. Now anyone with a WordPress install can perform one click upgrades on both the core of WordPress and plugins and themes. We love to challenge ourselves and simplify tasks in ways that are positive for the overall WordPress user experience. Every version of WordPress should […]