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LaunchKey
Speaking of passwords, LaunchKey looks like a nice alternative to other multi-factor authentication applications. And hey, big shocker, they’ve got a WordPress plugin.
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Chrome’s insane password security strategy
Use Chrome? Go to chrome://settings/passwords and click on the “Show” button next to one of your passwords. After you’re through being outraged, go download a real password manager like LastPass or 1Password and take the afternoon to migrate everything over.
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The Heartbeat API: Getting Started
The first in a series from Wptuts+ covering WordPress 3.6’s Heartbeat API.
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Anonymity is bullshit
Anonymity is an option on the internet, but it is not an option for ethical business in my opinion. If you are running a serious website, or especially selling something, you should say who you are. Agreed. Sort of. Anonymous businesses like WP Avengers are bullshit. However, anonymous blogs offer people a way to voice opinions…
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Sane Widget Sidebar Management
This. In core. Now.
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Collections
Beautiful & seemingly well coded. Nevertheless, “read more” links are a fucking pox on the internet – and this theme relies on them. Heavily.
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WP DB Driver
Considering an upgrade to PHP 5.5.x? It’s dangerous to go alone! Take this.
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Remove WordPress SEO data from post table
Nothing against Yoast’s SEO plugin, but this shit is getting dropped into the mu-plugins folder on every site that I run.
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Changeset 24998: “Remove ‘admin’ as default username in install.”
Yes!
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WordPress Coleman
I’ve spent a lot of time since WordCamp San Francisco thinking about Matt’s expressed desire for faster, Chrome-like automatic patching in his State of the Word. Mainly, I got caught up in the “how” of it. Like how could they balance development on the trunk alongside rapid-fire, stable core releases? Then I read about the move to develop.svn.wordpress.org & Grunt for WordPress…