Wordpress 2.7 released, worth the wait
10 Dec
Posted by David McKendrick as Development, General, Open Source
Wordpress 2.7 was just released a few moments ago (Found out on Twitter, where you should follow me) and I must say upfront: My, oh my, was it worth the wait.
Before I’ve even had a few moments to dig into it after upgrading about sixteen installations of it manually, I’m taken aback by just how [...]
We’ve got a couple of quick announcements to make regarding changes to our services.
As of 15 minutes ago, Magento — one of the most often requested scripts for Installatron has been added to the mix of available installations. We will have many additional ones to come shortly but for now this should appease the masses. [...]
Matt Mullenwag delivers his ‘State of the Word’ address in front of a crowd of developers, designers and regular old wordpress users at Wordcamp Toronto. The event was a success and I’m looking forward to tomorrow. The lunch Fused Network sponsored at the event (as well as tomorrow’s) was excellent. It was a great opportunity [...]
Wordpress is an absolutely fantastic piece of software that allows for extreme functionality & customization. Given that the system is entirely open source & gpl’d with thousands of contributors there are plugins, themes and extensions galore available for the system. In our first topic about wordpress, I introduced the system and explained a few of [...]
Wordpress: Changing the face of the web
01 Sep
Posted by David McKendrick as General, News, Open Source
Wordpress is an open source blogging platform that allows users to easily setup their own websites and easily publish content to them. Specifically, “WordPress is a state-of-the-art publishing platform with a focus on aesthetics, web standards, and usability. WordPress is both free and priceless at the same time.”
I myself have been using Wordpress since [...]
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