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The Developers Guide to the WordPress Database (and Writing Better Code)
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Upcoming New Features in WordPress 4.3 – WPism
WordPress 4.3 has released its Beta 1 version with glimpse of several upcoming new features. The new...
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2015 WordPress Business Revenue Statistics - Scott Bolinger
A compilation of revenue statistics of WordPress product businesses, based on publicly released data...
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BuiltWith Reports a 7% Increase in WordPress' Usage from January - July 2015
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Why There’s No Stopping WordPress Hitting 50% Market Share
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The WordPress Hooks Firing Sequence! • RachieVee: Rachel's Blog
If you've ever felt overwhelmed by how many hooks there are, here's a starting point. Rachel explore...
Stop Cowboy Coding: 10 Tips for Improving the Quality of Your WordPress Themes and Plugins
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The History of WordPress: A Look Back at the World’s Favorite CMS
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The Form Object is the main object in Gravity Forms. It contains all properties of a particular form...
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There are a number of introductions to WordPress Custom Post Types (CPT) to be found on the web that...
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Make WordPress Design
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A Detailed Guide To WordPress Custom Page Templates
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What I Learned About WordPress Development by Interviewing 15 of the Best WordPress Developers
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WordPress's Conditional Tags
One of the most straightforward, dependable, and useful things in WordPress is what the Codex calls ...