… like me. Seeing this aggregator site, recently launched by Justin Seeley, is a kind of Alltop/Popurls style site for WordPress news, except that everything on the page is relevant and fresh, and it’s all surrounded by a pretty sweet design.
(Hat Tip to WPCandy)
80, and then some, all collected together in a nicely-organized post by InstantShift. Some are minimal, others magazine like, and many of them, of course, good for ministry website applications.
Just today, two different posts have crossed my screen, both of which deal with utilizing AJAX on a WordPress-driven site. The first article, How to Ajaxify Your WordPress Site appeared on Problogger.net, but was written by Jeff Starr, who collaborated with Chris Coyier on the book, Digging Into WordPress, which we highly recommend.
The second post was by Chris, the other member of the tag team, and was simple a re-visiting of a theme framework called All AJAX, available to anybody who buys the book. Both articles are sweet.
I’ve not messed around in the area of AJAX as much as I’d like to, but would love to see examples of ministry sites utilizing it in a WordPress environment. If you’re all over this, or know of examples, please pass them along!
Wordpress has a rather supportive community with a lot of talented people blogging about it. If you want to keep up with the latest news about great plugins, themes, hacks, and news about WordPress, here are some great sources:
Now seriously, whom did we miss? Feel free to plug a link in the comments. Just make sure it’s actually about WordPress and not a purely commercial endeavor.
