One of the most modest months after me returning to blogging, July saw me using my creative juices to maximum effect. I did not have much posts in July but those cannot be attributed to a bloggers block or whatever. The reason I did not blog much was because I was creating what is termed as the plugin of the year by 1000s of blog.

Looking back I was always against time users spent to update free softwares. Well if you don't, you can be hacked this was what happened at Kyle's Blog ^[1]. The plugin that I created was part of a competition at Weblog Tools Collection where I participated and won the third prize ^[2].

This plugin I created called WordPress Automatic Upgrade ^[3] allows you to automatically upgrade your WordPress installation without you having to do anything except for clicking on mouse buttons.

The plugin also has a Automated Version where you just sit back and enjoy after clicking once and WPAU will take care of the rest. It was all thanks to Ronald Huereca ^[4]. I spent most of my time on the plugin in July and was unable to write much posts.

Traffic Stats

• Total page views: 17,686
• Unique Visitors: 12,995
• New Visitors: 89.15%
• Average Time spent on Blog: 1 minutes and 20 seconds
• Highest traffic day: July 26th with 617 visitors

Feed Stats

In July 2007 I had 220 Feed Subscribers who had subscribed to read using their feed reader.

Best Posts From The Month Of July 2007 

Cool facts about alphabets and numbers ^[5]

If you think alphabets and numbers amaze you. Here is a post that how 'a’, ‘b’, ‘c’ & ‘d’ are not part of the numbering format when written using characters.

WordPress Automatic Upgrade plugin ^[3]

The biggest and best plugin I created, not the last by any means but this plugin means a lot to me as not only did it simplify upgrading my own WordPress installation, it was useful to lot of people from the community.

I always try out whatever plugin I create so that I may not have to spoil someone else's. But there are chances that the plugins that I create may not work with your blog and I am extremely sorry about that. It's a part of creating softwares. Just remember one thing "Everything does not work for Everyone".

FlashBack to July 2007

I didn't spend much time posting in this month but rather spend time for the community. I do not regret it as the plugin I created is used by 1000s of users across the world and is the least I could do for the community. When I say least I mean that there are quite a few more plugins that will be released shortly and will add more functionality to your blogs.