Please say „Hi!“ to the latest addition to my tinySomething family of WordPress plugins – tinyRatings. As the name suggests, this one is for rating stuff.
Today we published a new free plugin to WordPress.org repository. It is called SoulButtons, and as the name says, does exactly that – gives you an easy way to add buttons to your WordPress site.
In my eyes, the 40k strong WordPress.org free plugin repository is one of the things that made WordPress the hugely platform it is today. That is why I love building free WordPress plugins and I have built quite a few of them over the years.
Problem is, I never seem to have enough time to take care of them. Bills have to be paid, so paid work somehow always takes precendence. And, since I’ve received less than $50 worth of donations over the years, my open source plugins have to take a back seat. Continue reading Help me Build Free Plugins
I am on the plane back from WordCamp Stockholm), where I talked about my progress on „Measure Jetpack“ project. I’ve written about it before, but until now I did not have any actual results to share.
So, I’m back from the first (hopefully, annual) WordCamp at Riga, Latvia. And boy it was fun – I was there the whole day and…
Since people are asking questions and even writing about it, it is probably way past time to give a decent progress update on the Measure Jetpack project.
Whenever someone brings up Jetpack in a discussion, one thing is inevitable – someone calling it a bloated thing that is solely responsible for slowing their website, the whole internet and causing the global warming. The same thing recently happened at Advanced WordPress Facebook group, an it got me thinking.
A couple days ago, a question regarding WordPress Settings came up at Advanced WordPress Facebook group. Namely, how to limit the number of characters in WordPress blog title.
Today, I’d like to introduce our latest addition to the 40k+ pile of plugins in WordPress.org repository – Content Cards. As it says in the description, this plugin makes ordinary web links great by making it possible to embed a beautiful Content Card to link to any web site.
Here is a small new service, that should make life a little bit easier for my fellow WordPress plugin developers. I’ve first presented it at WordCamp Lithuania last weekend and since then, more than 10 plugin developers have signed up.