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The Obligations of Learning a New Programming Language

[…] find this to be true even in WordPress. We love to talk all about backwards compatibility (and we should, because it’s important), yet we also push to support newer versions of PHP (which we’re getting there), but that doesn’t mean that we can’t take advantage of newer versions of PHP in our own projects. […]

What’s Up With Comment Images For WordPress?

[…] and supporting free plugins becomes increasingly tough. Yes, we absolutely want to be able to give back to the community that’s given us free software, but juggling updates, support, new features, and so on while also juggling a full time job, families, and other responsibilities can be daunting. This isn’t meant to sound like whining […]

Mayer For WordPress By Reaktiv Studios

[…] to what Pressware does best – custom WordPress solutions for our clients. But more importantly, I appreciate everyone who’s supported the theme up to this point, everyone who will continue to support it, and I look forward to seeing where Reaktiv takes the theme in the future. Comments Not Replied To Reaktiv Studios Mayer For WordPress.com

Mayer For WordPress is For Sale

[…] down, I’m looking to sell it to someone who’s interested in taking it into its next few versions. Sure, there is an outline of some minor issues on GitHub, support is minimal, and there’s a lot of potential for new and great features for the theme, but none of the above are things that I currently […]

Unsolicited Advice in WordPress (But Is It Really?)

[…] route. These are two examples of how we should be talking about issues from various angles and doing so in a non-polarized manner. Should we be selling support instead of products? My reply to the articles recently by @tommcfarlin and @wptavern http://t.co/SscClHq7kV — Scott Bolinger (@scottbolinger) February 16, 2015 Conversely, I also received my […]

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