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Purchase of Quick Checkout From Impress.org
A few weeks ago the WordPress plugin company WordImpress announced their rebranding, which included their company name change to Impress.org. Part of the rebranding included an open call to find a new home for several of their plugins, including the Quick Checkout plugin. Their reasoning was that their focus was now mainly focused on nonprofits.…
Read MoreLoopConf 2018: Soldier’s Perspective on Mental Health
At LoopConf 2018 I spoke about mental health issues. I feel like this is a topic that many developers, freelancers, and others in our industry need to talk about more. As a society though, we often times attach a negative connotation to the phrase “mental health”. Admitting that you have mental health needs is nothing…
Read MorePurchase of Full Screen Background Images From Pippin Williamson
A couple weeks ago, Pippin Williamson tweeted that he was looking for a new caretaker and owner of his plugin Full Screen Background Images. In recent years the plugin took a back seat to other projects that Pippin and the rest of Sandhills Development have been working on. He didn’t want to just give up on…
Read MoreWordCamp Salt Lake City 2017 Highlights
This year, I made it a goal of mine to speak in front of new audiences, and meet new people. WordCamp Salt Lake City provided me with exactly that opportunity. I submitted my first WordCamp talk application, for my talk Taxes for Techies, to the event organizers a few months ago and they accepted it! While I…
Read MoreHow to Report Bugs in WordPress for the Community
There are many different types of bugs that can come up in WordPress. While the developers who make WordPress generally do a great job at squashing bugs, they do pop up from time to time. If you happen to come across a bug, it’s important that you report it. The WordPress community benefits from this…
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