Plugins: WordPress Plugins Podcast » tng http://www.pluginspodcast.com The WordPress Plugins Podcast covering a new plugin each week. Hosted by Angelo Mandato Sat, 22 May 2010 18:25:13 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Plugins: The WordPress Plugins Podcast covering a WordPress plugin each week! Plugins covered help WordPress users setup contact forms, combat comment SPAM, enable podcasting, social networking and other utilities to keep your blog running lean and mean. Learn more at http://www.pluginspodcast.com Angelo Mandato clean Angelo Mandato pluginspodcast@gmail.com pluginspodcast@gmail.com (Angelo Mandato) © Plugins, The WordPress Plugins Podcast Plugins: The WordPress Plugins Podcast covering a WordPress plugin each week! wordpress, plugin, plugins, WP, podcast, podcasting Plugins: WordPress Plugins Podcast » tng http://www.pluginspodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/rss_pp.png http://www.pluginspodcast.com Plugins 021 – Interview Lorelle on WordPress Part 3 http://www.pluginspodcast.com/2009/07/30/plugins-021-interview-lorelle-on-wordpress-part-3/ http://www.pluginspodcast.com/2009/07/30/plugins-021-interview-lorelle-on-wordpress-part-3/#comments Fri, 31 Jul 2009 02:34:03 +0000 angelo http://www.pluginspodcast.com/2009/07/30/plugins-021-interview-lorelle-on-wordpress-part-3/

This episode we continue our interview with Lorelle, the host of Lorelle on WordPress. Lorelle on WordPress is a popular WordPress blog that covers WordPress, reporting on new and exciting happenings in the WordPress community including development, new features, plugins plus help, tips, advice, and blogging techniques.

In this segment we go into detail with a plugin I’ve developed but yet to release that creates static files for your blog feeds. Lorelle goes on to suggest the WP Super Cache plugin as well.

Lorelle goes into detail about how plugin developers can support their plugins. We both agree that the forum system currently in place at WordPress.org is lacking. I also mention that there are advantages when a business or company develops plugins vs. an individual. Lorelle hit a nail on the head with plugin support. It is important that plugin users first read the documentation before asking questions that have already been answered in the docs.

Lorelle asks me what tip I have for WordPress plugin developers. I recommend learning how to use the Subversion system to allow WordPress.org to host your plugin.

Lorelle will be touring other WordCamps scheduled throughout the world. If you’re hosting a WordPress event, please check out Lorelle’s WordPress event page.

Thank you so much Lorelle for coming onto the show and discussing WordPress and WordPress plugins!

]]> http://www.pluginspodcast.com/2009/07/30/plugins-021-interview-lorelle-on-wordpress-part-3/feed/ 0 Archivist,columbus,guest,interview,lorelle,plugins,Themes,tng,wordcamp This episode we continue our interview with Lorelle, the host of Lorelle on WordPress. Lorelle on WordPress is a popular WordPress blog that covers WordPress, reporting on new and exciting happenings in the WordPress community including development, This episode we continue our interview with Lorelle, the host of Lorelle on WordPress. Lorelle on WordPress is a popular WordPress blog that covers WordPress, reporting on new and exciting happenings in the WordPress community including development, new features, plugins plus help, tips, advice, and blogging techniques. In this segment we go into detail with a plugin I've developed but yet to release that creates static files for your blog feeds. Lorelle goes on to suggest the WP Super Cache plugin as well. Lorelle goes into detail about how plugin developers can support their plugins. We both agree that the forum system currently in place at WordPress.org is lacking. I also mention that there are advantages when a business or company develops plugins vs. an individual. Lorelle hit a nail on the head with plugin support. It is important that plugin users first read the documentation before asking questions that have already been answered in the docs. Lorelle asks me what tip I have for WordPress plugin developers. I recommend learning how to use the Subversion system to allow WordPress.org to host your plugin. Lorelle will be touring other WordCamps scheduled throughout the world. If you're hosting a WordPress event, please check out Lorelle's WordPress event page. Thank you so much Lorelle for coming onto the show and discussing WordPress and WordPress plugins! Angelo Mandato clean 23:15 Plugins 020 – Interview Lorelle on WordPress Part 2 http://www.pluginspodcast.com/2009/07/21/plugins-020-interview-lorelle-on-wordpress-part-2/ http://www.pluginspodcast.com/2009/07/21/plugins-020-interview-lorelle-on-wordpress-part-2/#comments Tue, 21 Jul 2009 19:00:23 +0000 angelo http://www.pluginspodcast.com/2009/07/21/plugins-020-interview-lorelle-on-wordpress-part-2/

This episode we continue our interview with Lorelle, the host of Lorelle on WordPress. Lorelle on WordPress is a popular WordPress blog that covers WordPress, reporting on new and exciting happenings in the WordPress community including development, new features, plugins plus help, tips, advice, and blogging techniques.

Lorelle continues our conversation listing some plugins she recommends. Archivist WordPress Plugin showcase older blog posts on the front page of your WordPress blog.

Lorelle and I agree that plugin developers need to write and maintain better readme.txt files to their plugins so the plugins can be easily found on searches.

We also talk about niche plugins for playing chess, tarot card reading, plugin to display playing cards, genealogy plugins (TNG) and more!

Part three will be available next week, stay tuned.

]]> http://www.pluginspodcast.com/2009/07/21/plugins-020-interview-lorelle-on-wordpress-part-2/feed/ 0 Archivist,guest,interview,lorelle,plugins,Themes,tng This episode we continue our interview with Lorelle, the host of Lorelle on WordPress. Lorelle on WordPress is a popular WordPress blog that covers WordPress, reporting on new and exciting happenings in the WordPress community including development, This episode we continue our interview with Lorelle, the host of Lorelle on WordPress. Lorelle on WordPress is a popular WordPress blog that covers WordPress, reporting on new and exciting happenings in the WordPress community including development, new features, plugins plus help, tips, advice, and blogging techniques. Lorelle continues our conversation listing some plugins she recommends. Archivist WordPress Plugin showcase older blog posts on the front page of your WordPress blog. Lorelle and I agree that plugin developers need to write and maintain better readme.txt files to their plugins so the plugins can be easily found on searches. We also talk about niche plugins for playing chess, tarot card reading, plugin to display playing cards, genealogy plugins (TNG) and more! Part three will be available next week, stay tuned. Angelo Mandato clean 22:49