Mecus

People have spoken in many forums about the delay in WordPress 3.0. In some places people even commented with some severity that this was a problem for WordPress and for the community, suggesting that there are internal problems and that’s why the dates are being delayed.

I think these critics’ point of view is not correct. Running late in the release date of WordPress 3.0 is fair and necessary, and cannot be more beneficial for the user.

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You must be bored of reading about child themes, but maybe no one has told you how to use them. We all have had this problem because we have been focused all this time in development, and there’s little documentation about it yet.

Today we are going to learn how to use a child theme. Interested? Leer más

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WordPress has always tried to use a very simple editor when the user writes something. That kind of editor has always been called, in HTML, WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get).

But WordPress team have make a new twist on that issue with WYSIWYRG (What You See Is What You Really Get), the tool built on the new default theme for all new WordPress: Twenty Ten.

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Daryl

The first WordCamp conference in the Tech Track was the one from Daryl Koopersmith. Daryl was there to talk us about the Elastic Theme.

It was a very good intro for the WordCamp. A very strong and interesting beginning which gave a very good impression to all of us. First, because all the things that we learned from his speech. And second, for the demonstration about how cool life can be: Daryl, an unknown student one year ago, now is a part of Automattic and is working full-time with them. That’s because Automattic doesn’t allow talented people run away. They made them to stay and continue creating valuable stuff.

But let’s go to the interesting part. Rethinking themes.

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