In this issue I propose the idea of “super solutions” that have a lot of dynamic data features. Also in this issue, the latest content from WebTNG and some useful links from around the web. What About Freemius? Last August Paul Charlton of WPTuts hosted Vova Feldman, the founder of Freemius, and myself on Paul‘s…

In this issue I look at the pricing of the premium theme and plugins used on the WebTNG website. In terms of dynamic WordPress, I discuss two new entrants into the dynamic data arena. I also share recent WebTNG walk-throughs and some good resources for WordPress site builders. The market is like Goldilocks. It decides…

In this issue we look at some interesting developments related to Gutenberg. Also, the latest content from WebTNG and some useful links from around the web. Don’t forget to vote in the WP Awards 2022 Dynamic WordPress: On the Current State of Gutenberg The Continental Divide is significant because it separates the direction that a…

In this issue we look at some interesting trends in relation to dynamic data and custom fields plugins. Also, the latest posts on WebTNG and some useful links from around the web. Dynamic WordPress And 2022 Trends So Far Introduction Back in the day there was an old saying that you never got fired for…

In this issue: Beaver Themer kicked off a revolution. Also, the latest posts on WebTNG and some useful links from around the web. “It’s not about being the first to market; it’s about being the first to get it right.” Benny Xian Beaver Themer Got it Right Five years ago, on the 1st of May…

In this issue: A high level discussion of the state of the WordPress project. Also, the latest posts on WebTNG, and some useful links from around the web. Change can be tough. But the only alternative is eventual obsolescence. Michael Hyatt Dynamic WordPress – The Modernization of WordPress My first server-side programming language was CFML,…

In this issue: A look at content lock-in and Gutenberg addons. Also, the latest posts on WebTNG, and some useful links from around the web. Telling users to restrict themselves to using core blocks only is like parents telling their adult kids not to use credit cards. No one is going to listen. David McCan,…

In this issue: I share some thoughts about Meta Box. Also, the latest posts on WebTNG, and some useful links from around the web. When technology reaches a critical mass of adoption then it is recognized as mainstream. Join me at the Page Builder Summit I’m speaking at the Page Builder Summit on Wednesday the…