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  bbPress 1.0 Released | Download Now

  bbPress, the forum software developed by Automattic has hit the streets with a final 1.0 version. Automattic is better known as the company behind Wordpress, and bbPress has been rather living under a rock for the past few months. However, it has got its time now, so you can try the final release now. bbPress [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  5 Essential Plugins That Every Multi-Author Wordpress Blog Should Have

  Multi Author blogs are the latest fad. Every other blog that pops up with strong ambitions these days is a multi author blog or it employs freelance writers. Setting up a powerful multi author blog doesn’t need just a new user profile, you got to add some fine tunings for it to stand out from [...] Read More | Tweet This

• WordPress 2.7 “Coltrane” Finally Released

  A few days ago we told you about WordPress folks announcing the release of WordPress2.7, however the release to self hosted WordPress users was delayed for some reason. That said the WordPress team has finally released WordPress 2.7 to users today and you can download and use it immediately. If you are unaware of the features [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  YARPP: Best Related Posts Plugin For WordPress

  Related posts are definitely a great way of garnering more page views for any website, they help you engage the readers into similar topics. Having used quite a few related posts plugin over the last two years, I was really quite disappointed at the output they provided with. That was until I came across YARPP which [...] Read More | Tweet This

• How To Install WordPress on Windows? [Video Tutorial]

  In a normal software release cycle we have a development, staging and production environment where we: Develop and test software on the development. Stage the code on Staging environment for QA and clients to test. And then move it to actual live production environment for the end users. In a similar way, when you are planning to [...] Read More | Tweet This