WordCampBirmingham is little under an hour and a half underway down here at the Innovation Depot in Birmingham. Dougal gave an amazing presentation on plugin development earlier and Sara Cannon is giving a great presentation on branding WordPress as we speak. There’s a lot of people here (around 200ish) and so far the lineup of presentations is looking to be killer.
I’ll update this as the day goes on – Matt M. himself is going to give the lunch keynote so that promises to be good as always.
Here’s a fun one: your WordPress site might already be reading your mind a little. Not in a creepy way – well, maybe a little in a creepy way – but in a “hey, I bet you’re about to click that” kind of way. If you’re running WordPress 6.8 or later, there’s a decent chance…
Whenever I speak at conferences, attend meetups, or even just causally mention WordPress in conversation, there’s one question that comes up in nearly every conversation I have: What WordPress plugins do you recommend? That list is constantly in flux – a new plugin will be developed that replaces an old one, or an old one…
