Some of you may have noticed that I put a microblog section up on my blog [1] in the top menu. μ is the greek letter that represents the word “micro”, so I used that because I think it’s kind of fun.
It’s based loosely on the lifestream that Matt and Dale whipped up over [...]

I just arrived and am set up downstairs in the developer session. Upstairs there are more people interested in how to use WordPress, whereas here downstairs it’s more for people that develop for WordPress.
WordCamp San Francisco, photo by Duane Storey [19] [16] [9] [1]Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs License [20] [17] [10] [2]
10:13am - I’m currently in [...]

San Francisco is without a doubt one of my favourite cities in the world. It’s situated right on the Pacific Ocean, nestled snugly between Marin Country and Oakland. While Napa Valley is usually extremely hot, San Francisco boasts a fairly moderate climate, with sunshine occurring on most days of the year.
In [...]

Thanks to everyone who left some feedback the other day about the new translation plugin [1]. I’ve had some really great comments about it, and even the odd person that’s really anxious to test it out. I’m hoping to put a version up online tonight for people to download and try for themselves.
For [...]

I’ve spent a great deal of time in the last few months trying to understand how search engines work, and how sites get indexed. In my last article [1], I recommending that the XML Sitemap generator for Wordpress should be installed on sites to help with search engine crawling. On this site, [...]

Today I took the plunge and quickly upgraded my Wordpress installation from 2.3.3 to the Beta for 2.5. In terms of look and feel on the front-end, I doubt you’ll notice any major changes (especially on sites where you don’t have to login). However, they’ve completely overhauled the administration section in the [...]