At start of the day, as soon as I logged in my Skype account, Oliver gave me the link of the twitter status message on which Justin Tadlock showcased his upcoming coming project i.e. role management plugin. I was slightly shocked to find out that Oliver found the link on Twitter as I always thought that he wasn’t on Twitter. Guess what! Even though he is our lead designer, we both were not following each other!
WordPress has been the best blogging software on this earth and the community of developers has embraced this master piece with both of their hands. That is the reason why it becomes easier for bloggers like us to build their blogs or complete websites on this platform. Although, as Jeff pointed out that many developers feel the pain of not getting the appreciation for the plugins they provide to the community for free and even provide the support for the same.
WordPress, Firefox and many open-source projects are great however, because of their open nature, they generally get targeted by hackers & notorious fellows. Its pretty important to keep your blog software up to date, if its based on any open-source code as the security breachers tend to attack on old codes.
What would have been the ideal time to discover about this wonderful product, more than now when I’ve recently published various blog posts on security of WordPress blogs. I was amazed to know about YubiKey USB token that secures your WordPress blog with a two-factor authentication mechanism.
Rajesh needs no introduction in WordPress community as most of you already know him as the author of popular “Platinum SEO Pack” plugin for WordPress. Few days back, he released another plugin that allows blogger’s to blog in various Indian languages (Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannada) and in Arabic too!
VideoPress was recently announced by Matt and Michael Pick has posted a wonderful video that introduces VideoPress for WordPress.com. Guess what! They’ve been generous enough to release the open-source version of VideoPress for WordPress too!
Daniel recently found out that how the old feedburner address was not getting redirected to the new feed address, that were assigned to all the feeds after Feedburner started shifting to Google servers. This means that all those bloggers, who didn’t update their feed address will have to move a lil bit and will need to update their blog’s feed address.
