Wordcamp Romania 2009
Just got back from the first edition of Wordcamp Romania. I had the pleasure to meet a lot of interesting people from the online community.
Dropping support for older versions of WordPress
Today I was inspired by a post from Ozh to stop trying to make my plugins compatible with older (and insecure) versions of WP.
Front-end Editor: Version 1.2
As you might have noticed, a lot of work is going into this plugin:
Version 1.2 adds another editable field – the author description.
Smart Archives Reloaded: Version 1.6
In version 1.6 you can better control how each post is displayed in the list. Also, the admin page has been rearanged in a more logical order.
Merge Tags: Version 1.0
This plugin is meant to fill the biggest hole in the tag manament page: the ability to combine two or more tags.
Front-end Editor: Version 1.1
Version 1.1 adds a few usability improvements, such as a loading graphic and hotkeys.
Easier category theme templates
If you’re a theme developer, you’re probably familiar with the category.php and category-{id}.php template files. The later lets you display a single category differently.
scbFramework: Version 1.2
When you need to create a new database table, all you should be thinking about are the table columns, right? Well, with the new scbTable class added in version 1.2, you can.
Custom Field Images: Version 2.1
This version adds the option to use the first attached image to a post as the displayed image.
Monitor links to your WordPress plugins
A while ago I made a Yahoo pipe that helped you see what people were saying on the support forums about your plugins. I, for one, am still using it today.