Displaying 1 To 11 Of 11 Comments The WordPress Learning Curve – How Steep Or Shallow Is It? I came from Movable Type so the learning curve for WordPress was shallow. But back then WP didn’t have all the features it has now so maybe that made it easier… » Posted By Vix On September 6, 2011 @ 3:09 AM Jeff, you’ve always provided a unique voice in the WordPress landscape and you’re going to be sorely missed. Here’s to better things for the future and seeing you around the bar from time to time. » Posted By Vix On May 30, 2011 @ 5:18 AM Aaron Brazell Author Of ‘The WordPress Bible’ I’ll be picking up a copy. I like that it deals with the inner workings of WordPress. » Posted By Vix On July 6, 2009 @ 8:47 PM Thanks for the recap Jeffro. I’m looking forward to post types and media metadata. But now mention of the integration of MU with regular WordPress? » Posted By Vix On July 1, 2009 @ 9:00 PM WPWeekly Episode 61 – Could WordPress.com Ever Rebrand? I’ve been using WordPress since the early days so distinction between .com and .org is clear to me. Ideally, WordPress.com should be the one to rebrand because rebranding WordPress.org wouldn’t make it WordPress any more! » Posted By Vix On July 5, 2009 @ 11:46 PM I can’t download the podcast, the file isn’t found on TalkShoe’s server: The requested URL /TC-34224/TS-238513.mp3 was not found on this server. .-= ´s last blog ..XAMPP + Pretty Permalinks in WordPress =-. » Posted By Vix On June 28, 2009 @ 9:04 PM Listener Poll: How Should I Review A Theme? If you’re going to create a sandbox installation why not use sample post content with the XML file from WP Candy I like to know how a theme would work with a variety of HTML elements so that even if my setup is different at least I know that what I’m looking for is there. » Posted By Vix On June 19, 2009 @ 8:56 PM I like “Weekly Buzz” too. » Posted By Vix On February 10, 2009 @ 7:30 PM WP Weekly Episode 41 – Interview With Scott Wallick I don’t mind having Kubrick remain but another theme, especially a more advanced one like Sandbox, with it’s framework-like leanings makes for a much better platform for customizing your own theme. » Posted By Vix On February 7, 2009 @ 7:36 PM Sandbox/Plaintxt Goes Up For Sale I would have thought that the lead developer leaving would make it the ideal time to include it in the core but I guess we won’t know until there’s official word. WordPress 2.7 has post classes which is a likely step in the direction of providing a plethora of css classes for themes. » Posted By Vix On February 1, 2009 @ 8:30 PM The Bittersweet Taste Of Bleeding Edge Software I tend to use bleeding-edge software on sandbox sites – just to play around with it. But if you can keep up with the pace of development for patching bugs then why not?! » Posted By Vix On January 29, 2009 @ 2:50 AMComments Posted By Vix
But for a lot of people WordPress IS wordpress.com and it’s a sad fact that the self-hosted (original version) suffers because of this.
But the effort involved might make that improbable.
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