Comments on: What’s In Store With WP 3.0 http://www.wptavern.com/whats-in-store-with-wp-3-0 Where Every Drink Is On The House Wed, 08 Feb 2012 10:56:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Chip Bennett http://www.wptavern.com/whats-in-store-with-wp-3-0#comment-6176 Chip Bennett Fri, 26 Feb 2010 12:18:41 +0000 http://www.wptavern.com/?p=3338#comment-6176 @<a href="#comment-6164" rel="nofollow">wpin</a> - <blockquote>Merging MU into Wordpress is a masterstroke in fairness, as it gives bloggers the ability to build a real community of people working together. Rather than your standard leave a comment and such like it will give the end user/visitor a real sense of contribution to a blog they love.</blockquote> Just FYI, the MU codebase merge into WP won't change a thing for all the self-hosted WordPress (i.e. single-site) blogs already up and running (or yet-to-be-installed sites, either). Most self-hosted WordPress installs do not have a powerful enough server to run multi-site, as most are on shared-server environments. The only real change is that current WordPressMU users will, after 3.0 releases, be using WordPress (with "MultiSite" enabled in wp-config) instead of WordPressMU. The rest of us won't notice any change. @wpin -

Merging MU into WordPress is a masterstroke in fairness, as it gives bloggers the ability to build a real community of people working together. Rather than your standard leave a comment and such like it will give the end user/visitor a real sense of contribution to a blog they love.

Just FYI, the MU codebase merge into WP won’t change a thing for all the self-hosted WordPress (i.e. single-site) blogs already up and running (or yet-to-be-installed sites, either). Most self-hosted WordPress installs do not have a powerful enough server to run multi-site, as most are on shared-server environments.

The only real change is that current WordPressMU users will, after 3.0 releases, be using WordPress (with “MultiSite” enabled in wp-config) instead of WordPressMU.

The rest of us won’t notice any change.

]]> By: Chris Bauer http://www.wptavern.com/whats-in-store-with-wp-3-0#comment-6173 Chris Bauer Fri, 26 Feb 2010 09:39:31 +0000 http://www.wptavern.com/?p=3338#comment-6173 Custom post types no question. I needed them for a project I started a few months ago but have since abandoned since the solution I used wasn't all that right for the job. I use Wordpress as a CMS so often it will be perfect. Custom post types no question. I needed them for a project I started a few months ago but have since abandoned since the solution I used wasn’t all that right for the job. I use WordPress as a CMS so often it will be perfect.

]]> By: Syed Balkhi http://www.wptavern.com/whats-in-store-with-wp-3-0#comment-6171 Syed Balkhi Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:57:58 +0000 http://www.wptavern.com/?p=3338#comment-6171 Thanks Jeffro for writing about wpbeginner ;) Will you be attending WordCamp SF or Raleigh? Thanks Jeffro for writing about wpbeginner ;) Will you be attending WordCamp SF or Raleigh?

]]> By: Ipstenu http://www.wptavern.com/whats-in-store-with-wp-3-0#comment-6166 Ipstenu Thu, 25 Feb 2010 20:27:31 +0000 http://www.wptavern.com/?p=3338#comment-6166 Multi-Site integration. Hands down. That made my life so my easier that as soon as a workable beta was available, I jumped on it. It took me a couple days to iron out all the kinks of my highly customized WP installs into a working WP-Multisite version, but I am a happy camper. Multi-Site integration.

Hands down. That made my life so my easier that as soon as a workable beta was available, I jumped on it.

It took me a couple days to iron out all the kinks of my highly customized WP installs into a working WP-Multisite version, but I am a happy camper.

]]> By: wpin http://www.wptavern.com/whats-in-store-with-wp-3-0#comment-6164 wpin Thu, 25 Feb 2010 20:17:43 +0000 http://www.wptavern.com/?p=3338#comment-6164 For me personally I would like the admin section to be a little easier, there is nothing wrong with it as such but it can be a little clunky at the best of times. Merging MU into Wordpress is a masterstroke in fairness, as it gives bloggers the ability to build a real community of people working together. Rather than your standard leave a comment and such like it will give the end user/visitor a real sense of contribution to a blog they love. I cannot wait for 3.0, but then I am sad. For me personally I would like the admin section to be a little easier, there is nothing wrong with it as such but it can be a little clunky at the best of times.

Merging MU into WordPress is a masterstroke in fairness, as it gives bloggers the ability to build a real community of people working together. Rather than your standard leave a comment and such like it will give the end user/visitor a real sense of contribution to a blog they love.

I cannot wait for 3.0, but then I am sad.

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