ContentRobot is pleased to be back on the Code Poet consultant list once again. The CodePoet site was recently updated to make it easier to find the right WordPress professional based on specialty, location and budget. It now also includes portfolio samples for all companies listed. We have now been included since 2006, which we […]
The ContentRobot team is headed to The Big Apple this weekend! We super excited to be sponsoring WordCamp NYC and look forward to connecting with all our WP friends. We be out in full force to meet and educate attendees about what we offer and how we can help both veterans and newbies to get […]
Yesterday afternoon Automattic released WordPress 3.0 to the public. While it's an exciting upgrade, we are not recommending that you upgrade your sites at this time. We are often hesitant to upgrade on what we call "zero" releases and tend to wait til the bugs shake out a bit before applying these types of updates […]
It's May, and if the Automattic's road map remains true, WordPress 3.0 is due out sometime this month. (As we wrote this, Beta 1 has just been made public.) We are always reticent to implement zero point releases and aren't recommending anyone update til 3.1 has been published. Here are our latest thoughts on this […]
The ContentRobot team really enjoyed WordCamp Boston this past Saturday. Here's what we liked best: Meeting Other Passionate WordPress Developers: The RocketGenius team, developers of the awesome Gravity Forms plugin, are a smart, fun bunch. We look forward to working with them more. Shaking Hands With One of Our Favorite Clients: Nine Lives Media's Amy […]
Sometimes its the surprise gifts that are the best. While not exactly under our tree, we woke up to read that Automattic released WordPress 2.9 yesterday (here's is the official announcement). What comes in the shiny, new package?: Global undo/”trash” feature - bring back any posts and comments that were accidentally deleted (Matt Mullenweg said […]
It's a great time to upgrade your WordPress blog today. Automattic has released 2.8.6, which patches some more security holes. According to WordPress's blog: 2.8.6 fixes two security problems that can be exploited by registered, logged in users who have posting privileges. If you have untrusted authors on your blog, upgrading to 2.8.6 is recommended. […]
It's another WordCamp event for the ContentRobot team ... we're headed to NYC tomorrow and can't wait! Like at WordCamp Las Vegas, we will be helping at the Genius Bar on Saturday from 12pm-1pm. Grab your lunch and try to stump us with your most perplexing WordPress questions! Whether you are a newbie (we have […]