WordPress 2.7 is finally slated to be released today yesterday and many people including me are excited about this, this release brings in a new era for the WordPress platform, adding in several new exciting features, which were available as plugins earlier on.
Should you upgrade to WordPress 2.7? Well we did a WordPress 2.7 [...]
The WordPress platform has been powering millions of blogs for quite sometime now, and have been appreciated tons of time. Over the past few months WordPress has been adding several new features to their blogging platform and people are already awaiting the arrival of WordPress 2.7, a platform that brings a huge change to how [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
The WordPress team has released WordPress 2.6.3 which fixes a vulnerability found in Snoopy, a popular library to communicate with http and https protocols from PHP.
The vulnerability is low risk, however it is better to upgrade to the latest version. However the upgrade includes changes to only two files, which you can easily download and [...]
Last month we had written about a under development Adobe Air desktop application to manage WordPress comments from your desktop, Daniel Dura the developer has kept his promise and has finally released the alpha version of the application.
The application is available as a WordPress plugin. To get the Adobe Air App download the plugin [...]
If you run WordPress on your local PC, chances are that you may not be testing it using custom permalinks, you may have on your actual website, the reason being that your default Apache configuration may give you 404 errors when you try to use custom permalinks.
This is because, a Apache installation on windows [...]
