Category Archives: WordPress

WordCamp NYC 2010 is officially on the calendar this year and I’m looking forward to spending some time my fellow bloggers and developers. WordCamp NYC 2010 will bring together the New York community of WordPress-loving web publishers and developers the … Continue reading →

A core concept of WordPress development is understanding how The Loop works and how to juggle multiple loops on a single page. To make things easier, WordPress ships with several helper functions to access and render components of individual posts; … Continue reading →

Most people who know my opinion of WordPress, know that I don’t hold it in high regard. I could always find something to complain about whenever the topic came up in conversation. I’ll admit it. I was wrong. Don’t get … Continue reading →

WordPress has come a long way over the years, especially with the 3.x series. One of my favorite features is having the ability to schedule posts into the future. This is really helpful if you go on vacation, are publishing … Continue reading →