In late 2005 Matt Mullenweg founded Automattic, the business behind WordPress.com an adaptation of the open source WordPress.org project. Other key people in Automatic and WordPress include Toni Schneider (CEO) Ryan Boren (Lead Developer). The site was initially launched as an invitation-only service, although at one stage, accounts were also available to users of the Flock web browser. Continue reading
Category Archives: WordPress
WordPress 3.4 in the works
I’ve enjoyed the ease of switching themes to one I’ve used before and having my header images fetched from the Media Library for me. I’ve also wished same was the case with background images and I’m going to my wish, along with legions of other WordPress users. Continue reading
30 Love Quotes Tweaked for Blogging and WordPress
30 Love Quotes Tweaked for Blogging and WordPress by Guest Author Vikas Gupta
Quotations are great ways of conveying the message. A few words in a quote sometimes make more effect than a passage of 1000 words. With Love in the air, it would be in order to look at some popular love quotes and tweak them for blogging and bloggers. These are also quotes on WordPress or ‘I love WordPress’ quotes or ‘I Love Blogging’ quotes. All love quotations are from the Quote Garden and all Blogging and WordPress quotes are by me. Feel free to share your ‘I love Blogging/WordPress’ quote in the comments. Do not hesitate to say ‘I Love You’ to your Valentine and WordPress. :) Continue reading
Waiting for Twenty Twelve?
I have been eagerly watching the theme announcements while awaiting the introduction of the new default WordPress Twenty Twelve theme. Twenty Twelve, will be a part of the next major WordPress release, version 3.4. Primary development of 3.4 will likely begin around the 3rd week of January. Continue reading
4 Things My Blog Taught Me
by Guest Author: Susan Wright-Boucher
Blog: Leading with passion
I used to think blogging was a great vehicle for sharing a teachable point of view. Period. I had no idea how much I would learn about myself or that its impact would spill over into my offline life. The brilliant idea that motivated me to create a blog was this: to promote social networking as a leadership development tool. And so I started writing. Little did I know the unexpected lessons were about to begin.