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First Look: WordPress
It seems like only yesterday that I was posting about the soon to be released WordPress app for the iPhone. Ah, right, it was only yesterday. A lot can happen when I'm sleeping, it would appear, because sometime last night the WordPress app went live ...
Gallery: WordPress
Getting started with WordPress and MAMP on your Mac
WordPress is among the more popular blog publishing and content management systems available. Some web hosting providers, such as GoDaddy and DreamHost, provide a relatively seamless and integrated WordPress installation process built into their ...
Joe & Sally like WordPress
I'm jumping ahead a bit here, but I thought I'd go ahead and mention my favorite blogging platform: WordPress. WordPress is built on PHP and MySQL, so you will need a hosting plan for your site that supports both these systems, but WordPress ...
Widget Watch: WordPressDash
If you have a blog and you use WordPress (or if you like to use WordPress as your personal information manager), you'll probably want to check out WordPressDash.
This handy little widget sits in your Dashboard and lets you post to your WordPress ...
WordPress: Most Mac-like Blogging Tool?
Well, there's no official claim like this coming from Infinite Loop, but it just so happens that Apple's student blog is not only run off of WordPress, which has been a known fact for a while, but Apple has now updated the site so that is proclaims ...
How to Setup a Local WordPress Installation on OS X
If you have a blog that you run via
WordPress, then
this post on How to set up a local mirror of your
WordPress blog on MacOS X should be of interest to you. It will be useful for anyone wanting to start building a
site offline before posting it ...
WordPress for iPhone source now available
When I first heard that the iPhone WordPress app was open source I thought that was cool, but what about the SDK NDA (that's nondisclosure agreement, which means you won't share any information you're told with anyone)? It would seem that the fine ...
WordPress: our iPhone app is coming soon
Just a little while ago I wrote about Typepad's native iPhone app, which I quite liked. Many folks thought it looked neat, but they were either running their own WordPress blogs, or using Wordpress.com's hosted service neither of which are compatible ...
TextMate AutoTag bundle for WordPress
In the market of Mac users who have text to edit, TextMate has become one of the household names that we turn to the most. Likewise for the blogging world, few - if any - services come to mind before WordPress. Brett Terpstra of Circle Six Design ...
Develop a WordPress theme on your Mac
I'm going to tell you a secret, that I hope we can keep between us: I am a big fan of blogs and blogging. I love to write and I love to read, so blogging is a natural extension of that (and I hope my level of enjoyment makes its way into my posts ...
iTheme: OS X WordPress Theme
I know a lot of other Mac users join me in being fond of the WordPress blogging platform. Well N.Design Studio has released a cool WordPress theme called iTheme that takes its visual cues from OS X, right down to the green zoom buttons, which ...
Found Footage: Help test WordPress for iPhone 1.2
Have a WordPress blog? Own an iPhone or iPod touch? Have you been using WordPress for iPhone to update your blog from the comfort of your bathroom [insert your own visual image here]?
The WordPress community has been hard at work on the next ...
WordPress 2.0.6 supports HTML quicktags in Safari
We typically don't post about updates to WordPress (that's Download Squad's job), one of the most popular install-it-yourself blogging platforms available, but this latest v2.0.6 is a little different. Amidst some security updates and other goodies ...
iWPhone: WordPress plugin renders for iPhone
I run my personal site using WordPress, and one reason I like using it so much is that (although this is hardly exclusive to WordPress as a content manager) is all the great plugins available for it. On another site I ran under WordPress, I loved ...
