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WordPress Leeds Slides & Talk Notes Up

Earlier on this week I spoke at WordPress Leeds about Sublime Text 2, an extensible text editor for Windows, Mac & Linux. I  talked about how I have set it up for WordPress Development, as well as some of my most used Snippets and Plugins. The talk appeared to go well to a great crowd – even…

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Inline Tweet Sharer 1.4.5 Released

Today I’ve released Inline Tweet Sharer 1.4.5. This plugin update fits a bunch of minor issues, so it isn’t an essential update, but you should update particularly if you are using Inline Tweet Sharer in a developmental environment, as these changes only affect users who use Inline Tweet Sharer with WP Debug mode switched on.…

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Speaking At WordPress Leeds

I’m delighted to announce that I’ll be speaking at WordPress Leeds next week on the 25th November. The talk will focus on Sublime Text 2. In the last few months I’ve been on a mission to improve my workflow and – after playing around with a few things – I’d like to share what I have…

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Who Is the Average UK WordPress User?

So something that was doing the rounds on certain groups of Twitter was the YouGov Profiler. This tool uses YouGov data (which is collected from the public, and is pretty legitimate source of data) to generate a profile for the average user. Of course, the first thing I put in was “WordPress”, to see what…

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eBay Feeds For WordPress 1.5 Released

I’m delighted to announce the release of eBay Feeds for WordPress 1.5! This version adds a new feature for developers as well as clean up a lot of redundant code. New Feature – Debug Mode! Added to eBay Feeds for WordPress is a brand new “Debug Mode”. This is simply a tickbox on the dashboard…

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Where the #WWENetwork UK Launch Failed

So last night, the much touted WWE Network was due to launch in the UK after seemingly an age of waiting. For the unfamiliar – WWE Network is a bit like Netflix but for Professional Wrestling. It’s a massive array of content from the early 80’s featuring WWE’s massive tape library (which includes WCW, ECW…

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How To Ask For WordPress Plugin Reviews After a Week

One of the best models I think out there for asking for reviews is to produce an unobtrusive popup after a certain amount of days of using your software. I’ve seen it done before (the best example I find is the one used in the What The File plugin), and can lead to a lot of…

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When should Users not give reviews to WordPress plugins?

Read my last post? Please do so, as such it’ll give you an idea on how to get more reviews. But, with plugin reviews, whilst you welcome them, occasionally you get a few that you ask why they left them? In my experience as a developer, people are more likely to leave terrible reviews rather…

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How To Get More WordPress Plugin Reviews

One of the most frustrating things about WordPress and it’s open source nature is that it can set certain expectations. Anybody who has developed a premium plugin, theme or run a service will know the struggle that because WordPress is free, a section of users expect your time and your expertise for no reward. It’s…

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