Category Learning Lessons

Buying on ThemeForest and CodeCanyon: The Case Of The Lost Files

Buying on ThemeForest and CodeCanyon can be tricky, as I was to learn.   Recently Envato – the company that runs ThemeForest and CodeCanyon – announced that authors of themes and plugins would be required to provide support for six…

WordPress 3.9 – Visual Editing Just Got Easier

Toggling between WordPress editor and preview screen has been painful, until now. WordPress 3.9 brings major improvements to visual editing.   Better Visual Editing in WordPress   So what is the big deal you may be wondering? Easier pasting from…

How I Removed 106 Broken Links In Two Hours

An interesting discussion ensued on WPTavern, on whether taking the time to fix broken links on websites was worth the effort. Long established blogs with lots of content would spend their time more productively in other areas than fixing broken…

The D.U.M.B Guide Black Friday / Cyber Monday Sales For StartUps (Hint: Do not buy)

It seems that days like Black Friday/ Cyber Monday are targeted at me. After all, I am a bootstrapped entrepreneur with a lots of insecurities, and a ton of questions that I need to answer. So every conceivable product and…

Why WordPress? 7 Reasons Why I Choose WordPress

Why WordPress? Dependent on your requirements, the answer will differ. My answer is written from the perspective of a non-technical founder, who knows just a little bit about code.  This post is also written as each year I do a…

WordPress vs Joomla vs Drupal vs CMS Hamster

WordPress vs Joomla vs Drupal – Is this really an important question? CMS Hamster At one point I thought this the most important question, but now it is unimportant. In fact, answering this question may lead to analysis paralysis or…