Attention to detail is one of the most valuable things a developer can do to stand out from the crowd.
By cutting off backwards compatibility, WordPress theme and plugin developers can help keep users’ sites more secure.
Should WordPress theme developers be given the same access as plugin developers on the official repository? It’s time for a bit of an upgrade and a little trust.
Wanna know what the future holds for WordPress themes? Ian Stewart asks 15 people to answer that very question.
We need to come up with standard terminology for naming widget-ready areas in WordPress as opposed to calling everything a sidebar.
How much control should theme designers give end users over the design of the WordPress theme from the theme settings page?
Yet another GPL argument. I may as well jump into this one and make a few statements about plugins on WordPress.org.
I’m going completely open source with my WordPress themes and theme club. The GPL may just be the best way to work within the WP framework.
Links lists and blogrolls have long ago died. We should start thinking creatively about how we could use bookmarks in WordPress more effectively.
