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Quality Control, a Theme for tracking tickets

By Remkus de Vries | Published: August 26, 2010

Spencer Finnell has developed a very slick WordPress theme for creating and keeping track of (bug) tickets. This WordPress theme was designed to allow the creation, and tracking, of tickets. It was kept simple, and packaged lightly, allowing the user to use it however he/she wants. Just the essentials have been added, and the rest [...]

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12 Valuable WordPress Cheat Sheets You Must Know

By Remkus de Vries | Published: August 15, 2010

Perhaps not all needed, but certainly good to look at some of them Cheat Sheets are always a valuable and useful resource for every designer and developers , as they can be used as future reference and sheets to help in remember things quickly. via 12 Valuable WordPress Cheat Sheets You Must Know.

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WordPress Mass Management Tools

By Remkus de Vries | Published: August 12, 2010

WordPress Mass Management Tools lets you update WordPress the easiest way possible via SVN: Yes, users can often self-install via Fantastico or similar programs, but what guarantee do you have that they’ll upgrade as soon as new releases become available? Letting users run old versions of web software is a great way to get hacked. [...]

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Evolution of WordPress

By Remkus de Vries | Published: August 5, 2010

Walking us through the evolution.. Kicking things off, let’s take a look at the first version(s) 1.0 of WordPress. As I’ve always said and stood behind, I think of WordPress as one of the most SEO sound platforms. Even back in January 3, 2004 when this version was released, you could alter the permalinks to [...]

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WordPress Updates: FTP Information in wp-config.php

By Remkus de Vries | Published: July 29, 2010

Since the addition of the automatic updates in the WordPress core became available, there has been the possibility of FTP data in the backend. Then you can get both plugins and the core by clicking on the date. However WordPress then stores the login information in the blog database. This can be a potential security [...]

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