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(1, 'Marta concorre ao prmio de melhor jogadora do mundo pela 11 vez seguida', 'Joo
Filho', 'fut_marta_nelsonalmeidaAFP_625.jpg', 'sexta-feira, 25 de outubro de 20
13', '22h15', 'sim', 'esportes', 'Pelo 11º ano seguido, a brasileira Mar
ta, que atua no Tyreso, da Suécia, está concorrendo ao prêmi
o de melhor jogadora do mundo dado pela Fifa e pela revista France Football. Ven
cedora da disputa entre 2006 e 2010, Marta terá como rivais outras nove j
ogadoras: as alemães Nadine Angerer e Lena Goessling, as suecas Nilla Fis
cher e Lotta Schelin, as japonesas Saki Kumagai e Yuki Ogimi, as norte-americana
s Alex Morgan e Abby Wambach (ganhadora em 2012) e a canadense Christine Sinclai
r. Mais à frente, a lista será reduzida a apenas três jogado
ras. A vencedora será anunciada dia 13 de janeiro de 2014, em Zurique, na

Suíça.'),
(2, 'Lucro da Petrobras cai 45% no 3 trimestre e alcana R$ 3,4 bilhes', 'Joo Filho',
'Oil_platform_(Brazil)_1.jpg', 'sexta-feira, 25 de outubro de 2013', '22h30', '
sim', 'negocios', 'O lucro da Petrobras no terceiro trimestre alcançou
R$ 3,395 bilhões, uma queda de 45% em relação ao trimestre
anterior e de 39% em relação ao mesmo período do ano passa
do, segundo balanço divulgado pela empresa nesta sexta-feira (25). No acu
mulado do ano, no entanto, o lucro teve alta de 29%, para R$ 17,289 bilhõ
es. A estatal ficou com 40% do campo de Libra, o primeiro a ser leiloado em regi
me de partilha, na última segunda-feira (21), pelo qual terá de pa
gar R$ 6 bilhões referente ao bônus de assinatura. Defasagem de pre
ços Segundo a empresa, entre as principais razões para o resultado
do terceiro trimestre está o aumento da "defasagem nos preços de
derivados no Brasil, refletindo maiores cotações internacionais e
desvalorização cambial". "Ainda que tenhamos tido 4 reajustes de p
reço de diesel e 2 de gasolina nos últimos 16 meses, totalizando 2
1,9% e 14,9% de aumento, respectivamente, a forte depreciação do r
eal verificada desde maio de 2013, chegando a 22% de desvalorizaçã
o, fez com que a defasagem voltasse a crescer nos últimos meses. Essa sit
uação tem impactado nosso fluxo de caixa e alavancagem", diz a pre
sidente da Petrobras, Graça Foster, nos comentários do balan&ccedi
l;o. O índice de dívida líquida pelo Ebitda ajustado (que e
xclui a participação em investimentos e a perda na recupera&ccedil
;ão de ativos) passou de 2,77 no fim do ano passado para 3,05 no fim do t
erceiro trimestre deste ano. A diretoria executiva apresentou ao conselho de adm
inistração uma metodologia de preços a ser praticada pela e
statal para ter "maior previsibilidade do alinhamento dos preços dom&eacu
te;sticos do diesel e da gasolina aos preços internacionais". Graç
a disse ainda, no relatório, que a empresa planeja "reduzir, ao longo dos
próximos meses, os indicadores de alavancagem e endividamento" por meio
de desenvolvimento da produção, que aumentará a gera&ccedil
;ão de caixa, e da correção dos preços. Trimestres a
nteriores No 2º trimestre deste ano, a Petrobras teve lucro líquido
de R$ 6,201 bilhões, após adotar uma estratégia cont&aacute
;bil que limitou o impacto da alta do dólar e tirou cerca de R$ 8 bilh&ot
ilde;es em perdas financeiras do balanço. No mesmo período de 2012
, a estatal tivera prejuízo de R$ 1,346 bilhão. Produç&atil
de;o A produção total de óleo e gás da companhia fic
ou praticamente estável, com redução de 1% em relaç&
atilde;o ao trimestre anterior, de 2,5 milhões de barris por dia. Segundo
o relatório, não foi possível alcançar nívei
s mais altos de produção nesse 3º trimestre devido a atrasos
como no início da operação de plataformas e contrata&ccedil
;ão de navios. A receita de vendas da empresa alcançou R$ 77,7 bil
hões, alta de 6% em relação ao 2º trimestre e 5,3% em
relação ao mesmo período do ano anterior. A empresa teve pr
ejuízo financeiro líquido de R$ 1,02 bilhão. O lucro l&iacu
te;quido por ação caiu em relação ao trimestre anter
ior (46%) e ao mesmo período de 2012 (39,5%), para R$ 0,26. Os gastos com
abastecimento subiram em comparação ao segundo trimestre e alcan&
ccedil;aram R$ 5,5 bilhões, segundo a empresa, por conta de "maiores cust
os com aquisição/ transferência de petróleo", que ref
lete a valorização do dólar frente ao real e a eleva&ccedil
;ão das cotações internacionais da petréleo, al&eacu
te;m da maior "participação de derivados importados no mix de vend
as para atender a demanda sazonal". Na área de distribuição
, o lucro caiu em relação ao 2º trimestre (32%) e ao mesmo pe
ríodo de 2012 (24,5%), para R$ 312 milhões, pelas menores margens
médias de comercialização de combustíveis (8%). A em
presa mostrou ainda que o custo unitário do refino aumentou 13%, em fun&c
cedil;ão da menor carga processada neste trimestre no Japão e nos
EUA, decorrente de paradas não programadas.\r\nFonte: G1');
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rally do not break anyone’s website, plugin or themes. If you’re usi
ng a plugin that gets broken due to a security release, then that raises a red f
lag and a few questions about how that plugin is interacting with the WordPress
core. \nIf you want to make changes to WordPress default behavior of keep
ing your site current with security/minor releases, you will need to edit your wp-config.php file. \nI asked Andrew
Nacin if there is a plan to expose the core update configuration options to the
UI in the future. He replied that there is “no good reason for an opt-out
UI now, but as we grow more confident, I imagine an opt-in UI for major version
s could be next.” So maybe this is around the corner, but for now, read on
to learn how to configure your updates.\n<h2>3 Basic Options for Core Updat
es in WordPress 3.7</h2>\nLet’s simplify things here. You basically hav
e three options for WordPress core updates:\n<h4>1. Update the core
for minor versions (on by default):</h4>\nIf you’re running Wo
rdPress 3.7, there’s nothing you need to do to turn this on. You’ll
be automatically updated for security and minor releases. Here’s what it w
ould look like in wp-config.php:\n<pre>define( ''WP_AUTO_UPDATE_COR
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nIf you’re uncomfortable with WordPress keeping your site current with
minor releases and security updates, here’s how you turn it off. Add this
to your wp-config.php file:\n<pre>define( ''WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE'',
false );</pre>\nHowever, I would encourage you to read this <a href="http://m
ake.wordpress.org/core/2013/10/25/the-definitive-guide-to-disabling-auto-updates
-in-wordpress-3-7/" target="_blank">definitive guide</a> from Nacin before turni
ng off core updates completely.\n<h4>3. Get all updates, including d
evelopment, major and minor releases:</h4>\nThis is the cowboy optio
n that is probably more likely something you’d want to enable on a persona
l blog. If you turn this on in wp-config.php, you’ll be automatic
ally updated for every release that WordPress puts out: \n<pre>define( ''WP_
AUTO_UPDATE_CORE'', true );</pre>\nYou can also apply all of the above via ne
w filters added in WordPress 3.7, as outlined in the codex article on <a href="h
ttp://codex.wordpress.org/Disabling_Automatic_Background_Updates" target="_blank
">Configuring Automatic Background Updates</a>. Filters are also available for p

lugin, theme and translation updates should you want to add those in the mix, to
o.\nIf you’re scratching your head and trying to get your brain aro
und all of these options, wondering what to do, then just leave the default opti
ons in place and don’t mess with it. WordPress strongly discourage
s disabling the automatic security updates. These updates have been hea
vily tested and are quite safe. Getting hacked because you didn’t want to
take security updates would be really lame. The best option is to leave securit
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c background updates for security and minor releases. Web hosts around the world
have been eagerly awaiting this release and are cheering its arrival. The upgra
de process has been greatly improved and boy is it ever solid:\n<blockquote
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unparalleled talent for improvisation. He learned to improvise while playing al
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seems fitting that this release honors Basie. The web is full of hackers who see
k to exploit any vulnerability they can find in WordPress. Users have to be quic
k to improvise and secure our sites as soon as minor releases are shipped out. A
utomatic background updates give millions of users the ability to stay current w
ith each security update. The beautiful thing is that it’s totally effortl
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flashy UI improvements, but under the hood you’ll find a better engine. W
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ress-3-7" target="_blank">new password strength meter</a> that will help you to
create stronger passwords.\nThis release also includes better global supp
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and silently keep them up to date. There’s a trend here: WordPress is doin
g a lot more for you in the background so that you can focus on creating content
. This sets the bar pretty high for what users can expect from their publishing
software in the future.\nNow that WordPress can update itself, I am once
again reminded that this software is a living, breathing thing. Andrew Nacin, Di
on Hulse and Jon Cave had the help of 211 contributors in shipping 3.7. Hats off
to these folks – they’ve worked hard and done well. \nTime t
o celebrate with a few tunes from Count Basie and his jazz orchestra to kick off
your upgrades. By the way, if you’re configuring automatic updates for ev
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r update in your WordPress dashboard. This release features some of the most imp
ortant architectural updates we’ve made to date. Here are the big ones:\n<ul>\n<li>Updates while you sleep: With WordPress 3.7, you d
on’t have to lift a finger to apply maintenance and security updates. Most
sites are now able to automatically apply these updates in the background. The
update process also has been made even more reliable and secure, with dozens of
new checks and safeguards.</li>\n<li>Stronger password recommendations: Your password is your site’s first line of defense. It’s be
st to create passwords that are complex, long, and unique. To that end, our pass
word meter has been updated in WordPress 3.7 to recognize common mistakes that c
an weaken your password: dates, names, keyboard patterns (123456789), and even p
op culture references.</li>\n<li>Better global support: Localiz
ed versions of WordPress will receive faster and more complete translations. Wor
dPress 3.7 adds support for automatically installing the right language files an
d keeping them up to date, a boon for the many millions who use WordPress in a l
anguage other than English.</li>\n</ul>\nFor developers there are lots of opt
ions around how to control the new updates feature, including allowing it to han
dle major upgrades as well as minor ones, more sophisticated date query support,
and multisite improvements. As always, if you’re hungry for more <a href=
"http://codex.wordpress.org/Version_3.7">dive into the Codex</a> or browse the <

a href="http://core.trac.wordpress.org/query?status=closed&group=resolution&mile
stone=3.7">over 400 closed tickets on Trac</a>.\n<h3>A New Wave</h3>\nThi
s release was led by Andrew Nacin, backed up by Dion Hulse and Jon Cave. This is
our first release using the new plugin-first development process, with a much s
horter timeframe than in the past. (3.6 was released in August.) The 3.8 release
, due in December, will continue this plugin-led development cycle that gives mu
ch more autonomy to plugin leads and allows us to decouple feature development f
rom a release. You can follow this grand experiment, and what we’re learni
ng from it, <a href="http://make.wordpress.org/core/">on the make/core blog</a>.
There are 211 contributors with props in this release:\n<a href="http://
profiles.wordpress.org/technosailor">Aaron Brazell</a>,<a href="http://profiles.w
ordpress.org/aaroncampbell">Aaron D. Campbell</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpr
ess.org/aaronholbrook">Aaron Holbrook</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/
jorbin">Aaron Jorbin</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/adamsilverstein">
adamsilverstein</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/ahoereth">Alexander Ho
ereth</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/viper007bond">Alex Mills (Viper0
07Bond)</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/sabreuse">Amy Hendrix (sabreus
e)</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/andg">andg</a>, <a href="http://pro
files.wordpress.org/nacin">Andrew Nacin</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.or
g/norcross">Andrew Norcross</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/azaozz">An
drew Ozz</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/andrewspittle">Andrew Spittle
</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/askapache">askapache</a>,<a href="http
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.org/barry">Barry</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/beaulebens">Beau Leb
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/andreasnrb">cyonite</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/daankortenbach">D
aan Kortenbach</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/danielbachhuber">Daniel
Bachhuber</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/convissor">Daniel Convissor
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rofiles.wordpress.org/koop">Daryl Koopersmith</a>, <a href="http://profiles.word
press.org/csixty4">Dave Ross</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/davidjlai
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helen">Helen Hou-Sandi</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/iandunn">Ian Du
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,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/creativeinfusion">itinerant</a>, <a href=
"http://profiles.wordpress.org/jdgrimes">J.D. Grimes</a>,<a href="http://profiles
.wordpress.org/jakubtyrcha">jakub.tyrcha</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.o
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">Jen Mylo</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/buffler">Jeremy Buller</a>,<
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/profiles.wordpress.org/jayjdk">Jesper Johansen (jayjdk)</a>,<a href="http://prof
iles.wordpress.org/joehoyle">Joe Hoyle</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org
/jkudish">Joey Kudish</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/johnnyb">John Be
ales</a>, <a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/johnbillion">John Blackbourn (j
ohnbillion)</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/johnafish">John Fish</a>,<a
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ordpress.org/desrosj">Jonathan Desrosiers</a>,<a href="http://profiles.wordpress.
org/duck_">Jon Cave</a>, <a href="http://profiles.wordpress.org/jonlynch">Jon Ly
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and log-in expiration warning that users receive while writing posts. This API
works in the background to manage communication between a user’s browser a
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what they are learning, he probably wouldn’t have had the inspiration to
create this handy starter plugin. Hopefully, developers can use it to build some
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interesting one because it has more to do with development than anything else.
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elease on the current codebase and start on YMv2. I was rereading the blog posts
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plugin has been withdrawn from the market, that clause has been invoked meaning
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e GPL license. Prior to closing, Your Members operated under a split license wit
h the PHP licensed under the GPL and all other files under a different license.
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about it. Whenever WordPress issues a security update, we test it, and then proa
ctively apply it to your site.</blockquote>\nHowever, the company <a href
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not be supporting the background updates for WordPress. We will continue managin
g the updates for your installs, testing each release on our infrastructure, and
fully managing the releases of the minor updates. For example, when there is a
security update to WordPress, as soon as the patch is released, well update all c
ustomer sites to ensure we continue to keep your sites safe and sound.</bloc
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his statement. Does this mean that customers cannot enable automatic updates via
the WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE define in wp-config.php? It s
eems that is the case. Their official policy is that automatic background update
s will be disabled and customers will not be able to turn them on:\n<blockqu
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y create site backups for you.</blockquote>\nWP Engine will still continu
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that will soon be native to WordPress.\n<h3>Playing it Safe</h3>\nOne hug
e advantage of enabling automatic background updates for WordPress is that a sit
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wants to live adventurously. However, if you host with WP Engine, you’ll
have to settle with living on the safe side.\nWP Engine customers will ei
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gine to initiate those updates. The company tries to ship security updates out a
s soon as possible and these updates are usually applied within the same day. Th
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s without backing them up. WP Engine customers will be upgraded within a week or
two of the 3.7 release, as per their announcement today. For many customers, th
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major updates is a huge relief for WordPress site admins.\n<h3>The Future of
Managed WordPress Hosting: A Growing List of Restrictions</h3>\nI am surpris
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taking advantage of one of the most exciting new features of WordPress 3.7. Alth
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y will not be permitted to allow WordPress to update itself. This makes sense as
a company policy, but as a developer I can’t help but see it as a limitat
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a WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE in wp-config.php? Your average user isn’t likely to
venture into this file to make any modifications, so it would be safe to assume
that anyone who applied those settings knew what they were doing. The WP Engine
infrastructure, however, does not allow for this.\nWP Engine does a lot o
f things right when it comes to speed and prioritizing the customer’s abil
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m for security is well worth it in order to have their sites fully “manage
d.” \nBut what about the others who may want the freedom to let Wor
dPress update itself? The company has very good reasons for limiting developers
from doing this. But will the number of <a href="http://wpengine.com/support/dis
allowed-plugins/" target="_blank">restrictions</a> continue to grow? Managed Wor
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e to go. My goal with this post is to provide a map for those who are brand new
to the world of WordPress to be able to navigate with confidence. I’ve per
sonally experienced being in a city I’ve never been to before and not know
ing which direction to travel to reach my destination. It’s a frustrating
experience. This guide ought to alleviate those frustrations for WordPress first
timers. \n<h3>Themes</h3>\nSo the default t
heme isn’t your cup of tea. Before going to Google and searching for &#822
0;free WordPress themes” head over to the <a href="http://wordpre
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/a>. It’s the safest place to obtain a new design for your site. Themes th
at are added to the repository are scanned and go through a <a href="http://code
x.wordpress.org/Theme_Review" title="http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Review">th
orough checklist</a> before they are accepted. All of the themes hosted on the r
epository are free of charge. If you want to know the reasons why using Google t
o find free WordPress themes is bad, watch this video by <a href="http://www.the
melab.com/" title="http://www.themelab.com/">Leland of Themelab.com</a>. \n<
div class="aligncenter"></div>\n<h3>Plugins</h3>\nMuch like the theme reposit
ory, WordPress has its own <a href="http://wordpress.org/plugins/" title="http:/
/wordpress.org/plugins/">plugin repository</a> filled to the brim with plugins t
o add functionality to your WordPress powered website. The WordPress plugin repo
sitory is the safest place to get code to add features to your website. Plugins
are scanned and reviewed by volunteers before they are accepted into the reposit
ory. However, this does not guarantee that the code will function properly or is
100% secure for your website. \n<h3>Support</h3>\nThe <a href="http://wo
rdpress.org/support/" title="http://wordpress.org/support/">WordPress.org suppor
t forums</a> enable the community to help each other. Creating an account is fre
e of charge as is the support. The forums are staffed by volunteer moderators th
at do their best to help as many people as possibly every day. With so many peop
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ocumentation</h3>\nIf you feel a little adventurous and want to try helping y
ourself first, you can <a href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Main_Page" title="htt
p://codex.wordpress.org/Main_Page">visit the Codex</a>. This Codex is like a rep
ository for all of the detailed information for how WordPress works, inside and
out. The main page of the Codex provides a number of great links to those starti
ng out with WordPress. \n<h3>Learning WordPress Through Video</h3>\nWhile
there is no official classroom to learn WordPress material, WordPress.org has t
he next best thing in <a href="http://wordpress.tv/" title="http://wordpress.tv/
">WordPress.tv</a>. WordPress.tv is the official website dedicated to WordPress
that contains recorded sessions from <a href="http://central.wordcamp.org/" titl
e="http://central.wordcamp.org/">WordCamps</a> held all over the world. In fact,
there is an entire <a href="http://wordpress.tv/category/how-to/" title="http:/
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utorial type videos. \n<div class="aligncenter"></div>\n<h3>Creative Inspira

tion</h3>\nIf you’re not sure what WordPress is capable of or have run
into a creative block, you should browse through the <a href="http://wordpress.o
rg/showcase/" title="http://wordpress.org/showcase/">WordPress showcase</a>. The
showcase is a collection of websites that have taken WordPress to the next leve
l. There are a lot of great looking designs as well to help provide inspiration.
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\n<h3>WordPress Face to Face</h3>\nWhile not officially a part of the Wor
dPress.org project, <a href="http://www.meetup.com/" title="http://www.meetup.co
m/">Meetup.com</a> is used by WordPress users all across the world to put togeth
er local meetups that bring like-minded people together. I’ve attended mul
tiple WordPress meetups in my area and I’ve helped a lot of new WordPress
users find their way. It’s one of the best forms of learning and getting W
ordPress help that I can imagine. \n<h3>Keeping Tabs On WordPress Developmen
t</h3>\nWhile there are not many posts on the <a href="http://wordpress.org/n
ews/" title="http://wordpress.org/news/">official WordPress blog</a>, it is wher
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r Phone</h3>\nThere is an official WordPress app for most of the smart phone
devices currently out on the market such as iOS devices, BlackBerry, and Android
. If you’d like to install WordPress on your phone, be sure to check out t
he <a href="http://wordpress.org/mobile/" title="http://wordpress.org/mobile/">m
obile section of the WordPress.org website</a> to see if there is one available
for your device.\n<h2>Wrap Up</h2>\nNow you might be wondering, why didn&
#8217;t I include this site or that site when putting this guide together. The p
urpose of the guide is to provide a map that contains the essential information
new users need to know. Using this knowledge as your foundation, you should find
yourself more comfortable in the WordPress ecosystem. After getting to grips wi
th WordPress, new users will expand beyond these pillars and discover the other
resources that are on the web dedicated to WordPress. It doesn’t make sens
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s and simply thought there was a better way. I notice that a lot of people are i
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networks like Instagram are becoming more popular.\nOn top of that, as a
WordPress developer, I wanted the solution running on WordPress. And instead of
passively showing pictures and tweets, the site would naturally store these as c
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to aggregate 1,600 tweets and 1,020 photos. For <a href="http://wceu.wparmchair
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in the end it was 4,223 tweets and 1,500 photos. WordPress fans monitoring from
afar were able to get a taste of how awesome these events were and perhaps even
resolve to attend next year.\n<h3>What Plugins Make WP Armchair Work?</h3>\n
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, pictures, embedded tweets, post favoriting and more. There’s a lot going
on behind the scenes to bring all of this event information into the site.\
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hotos, and videos based on a hashtag and saved them as custom post types. These
make up the bulk of the site, but I also used the following plugins:\n<a
href="http://wordpress.org/plugins/bulk-delete/" target="_blank">Bulk Delete</a>
– comes in handy when you want to get rid of alot of tweets or instragram
posts that aren’t related to the conference (maybe you used a bad keyword
or hashtag). Since tweets can come in 30 or 40 at a time, this plugin does save
a little bit of time.\n<a href="http://pippinsplugins.com/love-it-pro/"
target="_blank">Love It Pro</a> – was great to drop in and give site visit
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amp San Francisco. \n<a href="http://www.gravityforms.com/" target="_blan
k">Gravity Forms</a> – on some installs, it allows us to quickly get forms
(surprise!) in place for user registration, so some people could upload their o
wn photos to the site via the WordPress Mobile app or a custom form.\n<a
href="http://wordpress.org/plugins/search-everything/" target="_blank">Search Ev
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otos, etc that were created by a specific user or via keyword. As an example, yo
u could search for your own name and see if anyone mentioned you on whatever soc
ial networks the WPArmchair site was scanning. Unfortunately, it looks like Sear
ch Everything isn’t being supported as of now, so I recommend switching ov
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and Available on github</h3>\nBisset has made both the <a href="https://githu
b.com/dimensionmedia/WPArmchair" target="_blank">WP Armchair Theme</a> and plugi
ns available on his <a href="https://github.com/dimensionmedia" target="_blank">
github</a> account. He invites contribution to the project. “There are no
doubt better and different ways to do what the site does, and I welcome anyone w
ho wants to improve it,” he said.\nThe <a href="http://wordpressfou
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to bbPress or other forum solutions. However, thanks to the advice provided by
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opportunity to meet other WordPress users and professionals in your community. T
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e than 20 countries, and there another 15 on the calendar before the year’
s over. If there’s one near you, check it out! In addition to getting to k
now your local WordPress community, most WordCamps attract some traveling visito
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ce project and <a href="http://make.wordpress.org/">get involved</a> yourself.\nHere are the WordCamps on the schedule for the rest of this year.\nOctober 25-27: <a href="http://2013.boston.wordcamp.org/">WordCamp Bost
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g/">WordCamp Sofia</a>, Bulgaria \nNovember 7: <a href="ht
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wordcamp.org/">WordCamp Kenya</a>, Nairobi, Kenya \nNovember 15:<st
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, AB, Canada \nNovember 16-17:<a href="http://2013.orlando.wordcamp.
org/">WordCamp Orlando</a>, FL, USA \nNovember 16:<a href="
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amp.org/">WordCamp Raleigh</a>, NC, USA \nNovember 23:<a hr
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illa.wordcamp.org/">WordCamp Sevilla</a>, Spain\nNo WordCamps on
this list in your area? Not to worry! There are thriving <a href="http://wordpr
ess.meetup.com/">WordPress meetups</a> all over the world where you can meet lik
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ory/wordcamptv/">WordCamp videos</a> at <a href="http://wordpress.tv/">WordPress
.tv</a>.\n<h3>Get Involved</h3>\n<ul>\n<li>If you’re interested in org
anizing a WordCamp in your area, check out our <a href="http://plan.wordcamp.org
/">WordCamp planning</a> site.</li>\n<li>If you’re interested in <a href="
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meetup</a> in your area, let us know and we can set up a group on meetup.com for
you.</li>\n<li>And speaking of WordCamp videos, we’ve recently enabled vo
lunteer-generated subtitles/closed captioning of the videos on WordPress.tv to m
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code for those who want to “follow along at home” with the code exam
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s. She also includes more advanced topics like creating custom templates for Bud
dyPress components. You’ll learn how to add functionality to enhance your
community, including how to build your own widgets into your theme. Once your th
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7;s ready for launch.\nI checked in with <a href="https://twitter.com/kar
matosed" title="Tammie Lister on Twitter" target="_blank">Tammie</a> for a mini
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any theming books are outdated even before they hit the shelves, but Tammie has
made sure that everything in her book is up to date with the upcoming BuddyPress
1.9 release. She is the developer heading up the work on the new template pack
that will ship with BuddyPress 1.9. \nIf you’re a BuddyPress develo
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together. When building sites with a bridge, Kemp relies on WordPress for the m
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I personally prefer to use WP for all aspects of content management; pages, news
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on your WordPress pages, as well as any blocks created within Magento. If you w
ant to synchronize your sites even further, Kemp has also developed a plugin pro
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ut of their rural office in Lutterworth, England. He plans to continue supportin
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gration homepage</a> and can <a href="http://wordpress.org/plugins/magento-wordp
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to be ripped apart to help you figure all this out.\nThere are two ways o
f using this:\n<ol>\n<li> The dynamic content is the return value of a simpl
e process, be it <code>date()</code> or any of the numerous get_*() functions in
WordPress. That data can simply be slotted in place of the pre-defined text men
tioned above.</li>\n<li> The more difficult bit comes when you need to use an ou
tput buffer to collect the data for display. Due to a limitation in PHP it&#8217
;s impossible to run an output buffer in the callback function of another output
buffer, which is when the wpsc_cachedata filter runs. We need to collect that d
ata before the callback function executes.</li>\n</ol>\nThe first wa
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fe used by the plugin to make sure things are ok when the filter runs.\nU
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ion, or calling it from any action before shutdown, whichever is appropriate. Yo
u’ll also need to add a template tag of your own choosing to your theme.\nYour dynamic content function will run just fine for cached pages, so afte
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the same function can look for when the wpsc_cacheaction runs it. If it finds t
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unning the output buffer again. \nSome pages won’t run the dynamic co
ntent function however. This includes feeds and sitemaps. Those pages will gener
ate a PHP error because the output buffer will try to run in the callback!\n
<blockquote>“PHP Fatal error: ob_start(): Cannot use output buffering
in output buffering display handlers in…”</blockquote>\nTo st
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page. That’s what happens in the function dynamic_output_buffer_test_safet
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rns the numeral 1 if successful. \n<h3>Anatomy of an Output Buffer</h3>\n
I’m going to try and explain the output buffer functions in more detail he
re. They’re only example functions and if you spot a bug or can suggest im
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called via the wpsc_cachedata filter. We only get here in cached pages in wp-cac
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achedata );\n\n}\nadd_cacheaction( ''wpsc_cachedata'', ''dynamic_output_buffer_t
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will generate the dynamic content inserted into the cached page.</li>\n<li> 2-3.
DYNAMIC_OB_TEXT stores the previous output of this function. If it’s set
that means we’re in the wpsc_cachedata filter and should insert it into th
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oes a string with the current time and copies the buffer into a variable called
$text before closing the output buffer.</li>\n<li> 10-13. This is how we decide
to return data. If $cachedata is 0 that means this function was called from the
theme so we should define the constant DYNAMIC_OB_TEXT for later use. Otherwise,
we must be dealing with an already cached page so insert the dynamic content in
to the page and return it.</li>\n<li> 16. Add the dynamic_output_buffer_test() f
unction to the wpsc_cachedata action. “add_cacheaction” is used as i
t loads before the regular WordPress action code loads.</li>\n</ul>\n<pre class=
"brush: php; title: ; notranslate">function dynamic_output_buffer_test_safety( $
safety ) {\n
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dy to replace tag with dynamic content.\n
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that constant is not defined the output buffer will run within the callback fun
ction of the main WP Super Cache output buffer and generate a PHP error.</li>\n<
li> 7. Add the wpsc_cachedata_safety() function to the dynamic_output_buffer_tes
t_safety action.</li>\n</ul>\n<h3>sidebar.php</h3>\nAs an example, if I wante
d to display my dynamic content in the sidebar of my blog I would load sidebar.p
hp in my theme’s directory and add the following code. \n<pre class="b
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b the <a href="http://ocaoimh.ie/the-development-version-of-wp-super-cache/">dev
elopment version</a> of the plugin and try it on a staging server before you put
it live. Feedback would be appreciated!\nWarning! Keep the tags you use
secret. You don’t want someone leaving a comment on your blog with that st
ring! Do not use the same function names or constant names as in this post or ex
ample script. They’re in this very public post. Someone is bound to use th
em and cause you problems when you install their plugin.\nFinally, barrin
g any last minute major bugs this version of WP Super Cache will be released on
Wednesday. Be careful upgrading. Pass the word around if you know someone is usi
ng mfunc as their site will stop working!\n\nRelated Posts</stron
g><ul><li> <a href="http://ocaoimh.ie/2013/10/23/wp-super-cache-1-4/" rel="bookm
ark" title="Permanent Link: WP Super Cache 1.4">WP Super Cache 1.4</a></li><li>
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WordPress end users and developers. In his post, he talks about WordPress, GPL,
and ethics but further into the post, he mentions that perhaps we should not be
thinking about what sites like <a href="http://wpavengers.com/" title="http://w
pavengers.com/">GPL Avengers</a> or <a href="http://gplclub.org/" title="http://
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between what is right or wrong gets a little blurred. Perhaps the terms Right and
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when talking about the GPL. What GPL Avengers and GPL CLub are doing is not ille
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ood and bad approach.\n<h3>The Good:</h3>\n
Both are offering commercial products either for free or for a substantially low
er price. This is good because those who don’t need support can make do wi
th the lower price. It’s also good in that it exposes the commercial offer
ings to a larger market segment that perhaps otherwise wouldn’t be able to
afford purchasing from the original developer.\n<h3>The Bad:</h3>\n GPL
Club points out that support is only provided by the original product authors. M
eanwhile, WP Avengers provides automatic updates and premium support via forums
and support credits. I am not sure how this works but their forum is not publicl
y accessible. In general, the best people to provide support for the product are
the people who created it. By acquiring products through either of these two si
tes, unknowing customers will either be out of luck in getting support, or may n
ot get the best support money can buy. \nThere are a number of great comm
ents about this situation that I encourage you to read like, <a href="http://www
.kevinmuldoon.com/wordpress-gpl-ethics/#comment-5255" title="http://www.kevinmul
doon.com/wordpress-gpl-ethics/#comment-5255">this one from Paul</a>, or <a href=
"http://www.kevinmuldoon.com/wordpress-gpl-ethics/#comment-5251" title="http://w
ww.kevinmuldoon.com/wordpress-gpl-ethics/#comment-5251">Andrew</a>. What is boil
s down to is these two sites have started a race to the bottom but I think that
race has been going on for a long time. \nOne of the scenarios that Kevin
laid out was the following:\n<blockquote>With regards to where the buck
stops :) WP Avengers and GPL Club are charging money for premium plugins that ot
her people developed. Heres a thought.what if someone went one step further and re
leased all premium plugins free. For example, a plugin and theme directory that
allowed every single premium WordPress theme and plugin to be downloaded free of
charge. No malware, no hidden agenda. Simply someone who wanted to share all pr
emium plugins with the world.\nHow do you think the WordPress community w
ould react to this? Would it kill the market for premium WordPress products or w
ould developers have to focus on support? – <a href="http://www.kevinmuldo
on.com/wordpress-gpl-ethics/#comment-5254" title="http://www.kevinmuldoon.com/wo
rdpress-gpl-ethics/#comment-5254">Kevin Muldoon</a></blockquote>\nI think
it would be fantastic. On paper, it seems pretty stupid to pay for GPL code. We
hear the phrase “paying for support and product updates” r
epeatedly but it still seems as though we’re paying for the code first. So
let’s make all code free. If we pay money, we’re actually paying fo
r upgrades and support of that free code. But I know exactly what this would do
to commercial themes and plugins. We’d end up with free code that only has
one purpose. To serve up a prompt asking for an API key. In a way, I’d be
ok with this because it would be less code running on my site but on the flip s
ide, I’d then be relying on an increasing number of third-party sites to b
e online to make sure my forms worked. If all commercial themes and plugins were
free, it wouldn’t be the end of the world. We would just rapidly make the
transition to purchasing support and upgrades or service add-ons. Also, if comm
ercial themes and plugins were free, sites like GPL Club and WP Avengers suddenl
y become the losers as they would then be charging for GPL code without the supp
ort to back it. \n<h3>A Few Questions For My Commercial WordPress Developer
Friends</h2>\nIt’s fascinating to think about all GPL licensed code in
themes and plugins being free as in beer. How would this change the way vendors
today do business? If the real value is in support and upgrades, then the questi
on I have for commercial plugin and theme developers is why are they charging fo
r their GPL licensed code? The GPL license says you can do it, but what’s
the point? I’ll guess and say that it would then be too confusing for cust
omers to figure this all out so it’s easier to bundle everything in one pu
rchase. At the end of the day, WP Avengers, GPL Club and sites like them are not
going to put the original vendors out of business. All they are is an inconveni
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ture to launch across millions of blogs, but WordPress 3.7 includes code to roll
back a failed automatic upgrade. Even so, Nacin <a href="https://twitter.com/na
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25,000 updates to RC1, there hasn’t been one single rollback. So far it lo
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done everything in his power to determine points of failure within the feature b
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ar Without Pants</a>. The book tells the tale of Scott’s time at <a href=
"http://automattic.com/">Automattic</a> as the lead of Team Social, which worked
on <a href="http://wordpress.com/">WordPress.com</a>. I’ve never read a
book about a place that I’ve worked at, so I was curious to see things fro
m his point of view.\nI’ve worked at Automattic for over six years,
well before Scott started there. We were always on separate teams and I never
worked directly with Scott on any projects. As a result some of the things Scot
t talks about in the book take on a different angle than my own. While reading
through the book I made notes on things that I wanted to expand on a bit, provid
e a different point of reference for, or just struck me as interesting. I&#8217
;m including the page number for easy reference.\nPage 10, talking about how for many people Automattic was the largest company they had
ever worked for. I definitely didn’t fall into that camp. Oddly enough
I’ve alternated between large and small companies, though not on purpose.
Before Automattic I worked at a university that had thousands of employees. Be
fore that I was at small regional ISP that never had more than 10 full time empl
oyees. Going back one more job I was at a large international company with more
than 10,000 people across the planet. And the job before that was at a company
with 20 people. That pretty much covers all of the jobs I’ve had as an a
dult.\nPage 15, about IRC being an ancient chat program.
When I mention to other people that we use IRC I’ll often describe it as
being “as old as dirt”, meaning <a href="http://www.irc.org/history

_docs/jarkko.html">1988</a>. Being old doesn’t change the fact that it is
still one of the best solutions to the problem of text based chat.\n<str
ong>Page 16, about Automattic demanding great communication skills. In
some ways we have to overcommunicate in order to make up for not all being in t
he same building.\nPage 20, Caturday. Long running thin
g at Automattic from the world of LOLcats. On page 25 Scott shows a screenshot
of some stats, and the week ends with Caturday. Some time ago a new hire at Aut
omattic “fixed” the typo by changing it to Saturday. We had to expl
ain the joke, then had them revert it back to Caturday :-)\nPage
25, experts don’t go back to regular jobs because regular jobs ar
e hard. This is worth keeping in mind the next time you read an article or book
from a professional expert.\nPage 28, on jamming practi
ces from one culture into another. This is a hard lesson to learn and I think m
ost who have learned it have only done so through experience. Culture isn&#8217
;t something you can easily transplant. Culture, like trust, is hard to build a
nd easy to destroy.\nPage 29, about trust. Trust is a r
eally big deal in any company culture. The lack of it usually results in grindi
ng political structures. High degrees of trust can result in the whole being so
much more than the sum of the parts.\nPage 42, remember
how I mentioned that I described IRC being as old as dirt? I’m not the o
nly one who thinks that way :-)\nPage 43, about many thi
ngs at Automattic being inherited from the open source WordPress project. I don
’t think it is an overstatement to say that this is one of the core attrib
utes in the formation of Automattic. In many ways it looks like a group of peop
le working on an open source project that just happens to also involve money, so
metimes.\nPage 46, about the WordPress theme P2. One day
I’ll write a separate post about how P2 came to be. Naming things can be
hard, and sometimes beyond your control.\nPage 48, on t
he communication break down between P2, IRC, Skype, and email. The ratio varies
between teams. For my experience I’d say P2 and IRC are closer to 50 / 5
0, Skype and email nearly rounding errors. IRC was good for talking about somet
hing right now ( synchronous ) and P2 was good for things that weren’t nea
rly so time sensitive ( asynchronous ) or needed a better way to be tracked.
\nPage 54, about the size of a company being the ultimate go
al. I’ve had conversations with people about companies that stay intentio
nally small. In the technology field it isn’t often that you come across
people who want to have a limit to how big their company gets. I think there is
an idea worth exploring in there.\nPage 61, regarding k
illing a project or experiment. It isn’t easy to shutdown something that
you’ve put energy into. That said, we could be better about letting go.\nPage 104, data-influenced culture versus a data-driven o
ne. I’ll give an example of one experience I had that shows how this work
ed. A new A / B test was launched around a signup flow and I was fairly certain
that the new version was going to do worse because the resulting experience was
so bad for the user. It quickly became clear that the new version resulted in
more revenue. As a team we talked it over and decided against using the new ver
sion, even though it meant giving up some of that increase in revenue. I was ha
ppy we were able to agree on that because the user experience in the new version
was one I’d never want to use. The results of the A / B test were one pa
rt of our decision making process, but it wasn’t the only consideration.\nPage 111, vision. Someone having a clear vision of wher
e things are going as a whole is a different dynamic in a company that focuses o
n individuals being super proactive about coming up with their own ideas on what
to work on next. Not that you can’t have it, just that at some point you
realize everyone can’t do everything. See also page 126 regarding clarit
y vs. quantity of ideas.\nPage 132, “Without the t
ime machine, all choices have the possibility of being wrong.” I need to
put that on a t-shirt. Sometimes the value of making a decision outweighs any o
f the potential outcomes of the decision itself.\nPage 134</stron
g>, on not being tied down too much by a pre-selected process. I’ve been
asked before if Automattic uses [ insert current trendy methodology here ]. My
answer has always been no. We work out what works best for us as a team, then s
tart moving forward, adjusting along the way as needed.\nPage 136
, “To start big projects, you must have the capacity for delusion
.” Probably also worth a t-shirt. At some point after going through enou
gh big projects you learn that you always underestimate them at the beginning.
Then after even more of them you learn that under estimating them is sometimes a
good thing, because if you didn’t you would never actually start them.\nPage 152, about work environments. When I talk with peop
le about Automattic being a distributed company, I usually end up explaining tha
t like most things it is about trade offs. Distributed vs. non-distributed is o
ften less about which one is better and more about which trade offs you want to
work with. The same is true of individuals. Not everyone is going to excel in
a distributed situation, and that is fine, it doesn’t make them bad at wha
t they do or who they are.\nPage 171, talking about Team
Social being stretched even further. When Scott joined Automattic I started wo
rking on the Akismet team. Our team was always stretched, with people in Melbou
rne ( Australia ), California, Utah, North Carolina, and England. From UTC that
is +11, -7, -6, -4, and +1 for everyone playing along at home. Not the same br
oad and even distribution that Team Social ended up with, but not always easy ei
ther. But we made it work.\nPage 198, a reference to th
e bike shed problem. Long time FreeBSD users will remember <a href="http://bike
shed.com/">the bike shed post by PHK</a>.\nPage 200, on
few people being willing to dive in and make changes. That is pretty much the o
pposite of my experience.\nPage 200, about broken window
s for good and bad. I think our ability to fix a bug that came up quickly is a
good thing. There obviously has to be some balance with other things, but I wou
ld never want to lose our ability to go from getting a ping from a friend about
something on our service being broken, to being able to reply that it has now be
en fixed, often in a matter of minutes.\nPage 201, some
people being afraid to post on a P2 because they think it is a megaphone and eve
ryone is reading it. What is funny about reading that is that before we had P2,
there was just one internal blog for all of Automattic and it was rarely used.
It was common for it to only get one post per month. P2 changed that dramatica
lly.\nPage 225, “No one should be expected to carr
y the burden of a secret their peers would love to know.” Not worth putti
ng on a t-shirt, but something that every leader should remember.\n<hr />\nI could comment on every page in the book, but these were the points that I no
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ead, and easy to get through. If you’ve ever wondered what things are lik
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mind that it is from one point of view and that each team has a high degree of f
lexibility in doing things in a way that works best for them.\nIf you wou
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g up something that was built from the ground up is not an easy task but handing
it over to the right individuals makes the process a lot easier to cope with. F
or those of you that would like to keep in touch with Alex, you can <a href="htt
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ng-review-results/" title="http://wpshout.com/hosting-review-results/">Webhostin
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university, this may be the only opportunity we get to talk to him about his ex
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Save button Moves the exit link to the right of the new Preview button as a real
button Re-orders the button list to make more sense Per-user preferences for en
abling Just Writing Per-user preferences for which buttons to display Even if y
oure not a fan of the visual editor buttons, the extra Preview button is a defini
te improvement over the DFWM in its default form. Installing the plugin also doe
snt universally apply the settings to all users. Each user is able to choose the
buttons he wants to display to create his own zen writing place. Customize Your
Distraction Free Writing Mode Experience Enhanced? Isnt the point of the distract
ion free writing mode to get rid of everything and just write? Sure there are so
me of you out there who hate the visual editor with a passion, but there are als
o many who currently depend upon it. Just Writing isnt an all-or-nothing plugin.
It has an options panel where you can add or remove support for any of the visua
l editor buttons: Just Writing plugin options These options allow you to select
the buttons that help you to stay in the flow while composing posts. Just Writi
ng is available for free in the WordPress plugin repository. If you feel like th
e Distraction Free Writing Mode is missing a few functions, give this plugin a s
pin and see if it enhances your writing experience. ''>WPTavern: WordPress Distr
action Free Writing Mode Enhanced</a></li><li><a class=''rsswidget'' href=''http
://feedproxy.google.com/~r/WordpressTavern/~3/Bl1O4Pw_P3c/how-to-configure-autom
atic-core-updates-for-wordpress-3-7'' title=''So, how does this work?Today follo
wing the release of WordPress 3.7 many users are wondering where the settings pa
ge is to configure these options. The answer is that there is no settings page i
n the WordPress admin. If you upgrade to WordPress 3.7, the default behavior is
that youll be automatically upgraded for security and minor releases. The fact t
hat its security and minor releases only is a very important distinction here. Th
ese generally do not break anyones website, plugin or themes. If youre using a plu
gin that gets broken due to a security release, then that raises a red flag and
a few questions about how that plugin is interacting with the WordPress core. I
f you want to make changes to WordPress default behavior of keeping your site cu
rrent with security/minor releases, you will need to edit your wp-config.php fil
e. I asked Andrew Nacin if there is a plan to expose the core update configurat
ion options to the UI in the future. He replied that there is no good reason for
an opt-out UI now, but as we grow more confident, I imagine an opt-in UI for maj
or versions could be next. So maybe this is around the corner, but for now, read
on to learn how to configure your updates. 3 Basic Options for Core Updates in W
ordPress 3.7 Lets simplify things here. You basically have three options for Word
Press core updates: 1. Update the core for minor versions (on by default): If yo
ure running WordPress 3.7, theres nothing you need to do to turn this on. Youll be
automatically updated for security and minor releases. Heres what it would look l
ike in wp-config.php: define( 'WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE', 'minor'
); 2. Disable all core updates: If youre uncomfortable with WordPress keeping yo
ur site current with minor releases and security updates, heres how you turn it o
ff. Add this to your wp-config.php file: define( 'WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE'
, false ); However, I would encourage you to read this definitive guide from Nac
in before turning off core updates completely. 3. Get all updates, including dev
elopment, major and minor releases: This is the cowboy option that is probably m
ore likely something youd want to enable on a personal blog. If you turn this on
in wp-config.php, youll be automatically updated for every release that WordPress
puts out: define( 'WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE', true ); You can also apply
all of the above via new filters added in WordPress 3.7, as outlined in the code
x article on Configuring Automatic Background Updates. Filters are also availabl
e for plugin, theme and translation updates should you want to add those in the
mix, too. If youre scratching your head and trying to get your brain around all o
f these options, wondering what to do, then just leave the default options in pl
ace and dont mess with it. WordPress strongly discourages disabling the automatic
security updates. These updates have been heavily tested and are quite safe. G
etting hacked because you didnt want to take security updates would be really lam
e. The best option is to leave security updates in place. ''>WPTavern: How to Co
nfigure Automatic Core Updates for WordPress 3.7</a></li><li><a class=''rsswidge
t'' href=''http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/WordpressTavern/~3/l-3I_2jNRJ4/wordpre
ss-3-7-released-wordpress-now-updates-itself'' title=''WordPress 3.7 has been re
leased and the big news is that WordPress now has the ability to update itself.
This begins a new era of automatic background updates for security and minor rel
eases. Web hosts around the world have been eagerly awaiting this release and ar
e cheering its arrival. The upgrade process has been greatly improved and boy is
it ever solid: We ended the WordPress 3.7 beta cycle with 112,434 automatic bac
kground updates attempted and not a single critical failure. Andrew Nacin (@naci
n) October 25, 2013 Not a single critical failure. Try blaming Nacin for that,
folks. WordPress 3.7 is dubbed Basie, after Count Basie, an American jazz piani
st with an unparalleled talent for improvisation. He learned to improvise while
playing along to silent films for a local movie theater. Before he was famous, B
asie sharpened his improv skills by playing jazz piano at parties and resorts. H
e went on to create his own jazz orchestra and mentor many other musicians along
the way. Count BasieIt seems fitting that this release honors Basie. The web is
full of hackers who seek to exploit any vulnerability they can find in WordPres
s. Users have to be quick to improvise and secure our sites as soon as minor rel
eases are shipped out. Automatic background updates give millions of users the a
bility to stay current with each security update. The beautiful thing is that its
totally effortless on the part of the user. On the surface you wont see too many
flashy UI improvements, but under the hood youll find a better engine. When you
search WordPress youll see better and more relevant results. Developers will be h
appy to find improved support for multisite, advanced date queries and a ton of
new functions to play with. You can review every last detail on the dedicated 3.
7 release page. wp-admin/about.phpWordPress 3.7 has a beautiful about.php page t
hat you can only see if you upgrade. Hint, hint. It includes a live demo of the
new password strength meter that will help you to create stronger passwords. Thi
s release also includes better global support for translations, meaning that it
will automatically install language files and silently keep them up to date. The
res a trend here: WordPress is doing a lot more for you in the background so that
you can focus on creating content. This sets the bar pretty high for what users
can expect from their publishing software in the future. Now that WordPress can
update itself, I am once again reminded that this software is a living, breathi
ng thing. Andrew Nacin, Dion Hulse and Jon Cave had the help of 211 contributors
in shipping 3.7. Hats off to these folks theyve worked hard and done well. Time
to celebrate with a few tunes from Count Basie and his jazz orchestra to kick o
ff your upgrades. By the way, if youre configuring automatic updates for everythi
ng, this is the last time youll ever have to update WordPress manually. ''>WPTa
vern: WordPress 3.7 Released: WordPress Now Updates Itself</a></li><li><a class=
''rsswidget'' href=''http://wordpress.org/news/2013/10/basie/'' title=''Version
3.7 of WordPress, named Basie in honor of Count Basie, is available for download o
r update in your WordPress dashboard. This release features some of the most imp
ortant architectural updates weve made to date. Here are the big ones: Updates w
hile you sleep: With WordPress 3.7, you dont have to lift a finger to apply maint
enance and security updates. Most sites are now able to automatically apply thes
e updates in the background. The update process also has been made even more rel
iable and secure, with dozens of new checks and safeguards. Stronger password re
commendations: Your password is your sites first line of defense. Its best to crea
te passwords that are complex, long, and unique. To that end, our password meter
has been updated in WordPress 3.7 to recognize common mistakes that can weaken
your password: dates, names, keyboard patterns (123456789), and even pop culture
references. Better global support: Localized versions of WordPress will receive
faster and more complete translations. WordPress 3.7 adds support for automatic
ally installing the right language files and keeping them up to date, a boon for
the many millions who use WordPress in a language other than English. For deve
lopers there are lots of options around how to control the new updates feature,
including allowing it to handle major upgrades as well as minor ones, more sophi
sticated date query support, and multisite improvements. As always, if youre hung
ry for more dive into the Codex or browse the over 400 closed tickets on Trac. A
New Wave This release was led by Andrew Nacin, backed up by Dion Hulse and Jon
Cave. This is our first release using the new plugin-first development process,
with a much shorter timeframe than in the past. (3.6 was released in August.) Th
e 3.8 release, due in December, will continue this plugin-led development cycle
that gives much more autonomy to plugin leads and allows us to decouple feature
development from a release. You can follow this grand experiment, and what were l
earning from it, on the make/core blog. There are 211 contributors with props in
this release: Aaron Brazell,Aaron D. Campbell,Aaron Holbrook,Aaron Jorbin,adamsilve
rstein,Alexander Hoereth,Alex Mills (Viper007Bond),Amy Hendrix (sabreuse),andg, Andr
ew Nacin,Andrew Norcross,Andrew Ozz,Andrew Spittle,askapache,atimmer,Barry,Beau Lebens
en.moody,Ben Miller,Bernhard Riedl,BFTrick, Billy (bananastalktome),bmb,Brandon Kraft
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ris Olbekson, Chris Rudzki,coderaaron,Coen Jacobs,Colin Robinson,cyonite,Daan Kortenb
ach,Daniel Bachhuber,Daniel Convissor,dartiss,Daryl Koopersmith, Dave Ross,David Laie
tta,Dion Hulse,dllh,Dominik Schilling (ocean90),dpash,Drew Jaynes,DrProtocols,Dustin F
lippini,dzver,Edward Caissie,enej, Eric Andrew Lewis,Eric Mann,Evan Solomon,faishal,Fa
son,Foofy,Frankie Jarrett,Frank Klein,Gary Cao,Gary Pendergast,Gaya Kessler, George St
ephanis,Gizburdt,goldenapples,gradyetc,Gregory Cornelius,Gustavo Bordoni,hakre,Helen H
u-Sandi,Ian Dunn,Ipstenu (Mika Epstein),itinerant, J.D. Grimes,jakub.tyrcha,James Col
lins,Jen Mylo,Jeremy Buller,Jeremy Felt,Jesper Johansen (jayjdk),Joe Hoyle,Joey Kudish
,John Beales, John Blackbourn (johnbillion),John Fish,John James Jacoby,John P. Bloc
h,Jonas Bolinder (jond3r),Jonathan Christopher,Jonathan Desrosiers,Jon Cave, Jon Lyn
ch,Joost de Valk,Joseph Scott,Josh Betz,Justin de Vesine,Justin Sainton,K.Adam White,K
iley (trepmal),Ketwaroo,kevinB,Kim Parsell,kitchin, Konstantin Kovshenin,Konstantin O
benland,koopersmith,Kurt Payne,Lance Willett,Lee Willis (leewillis77),lessbloat,Lew Ay
otte,Luke Gedeon, Marcin Pietrzak,Marco Cimmino,Marco Galasso,Mark Jaquith,Mark McWil
liams,Marko Heijnen,Mel Choyce,Michael Beckwith,Mike Hansen, Mike Schinkel,Mike Schro
der,Milan Dinic,mitcho (Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine),Mr Papa,Naoko Takano,Naomi,Nashwan
Doaqan,NateJacobs,nathanrice, Niall Kennedy,Nick Daugherty,Nick Halsey,Nick Momrik,Ni
khil Vimal (NikV),Nikolay Bachiyski,noahsilverstein,nofearinc,nukaga,nullvariable,Oleg
Butuzov, Paolo Belcastro,Parham,Paul Biron,Paul de Wouters,pavelevap,peterjaap,Peter
Westwood,Philip Arthur Moore,Pippin Williamson,plocha,Pollett, Ptah Dunbar,Rami Yushu
vaev,Rasheed Bydousi,RayBernard,rboren,Reuben Gunday,rfair404,Richard Tape,Rick Radko,
bert Chapin,Robert Dall, Rodrigo Primo,Ron Rennick,rpattillo,Ryan Boren,Ryan McCue,Sam

Hotchkiss,Scott Reilly,scottsweb,Scott Taylor,scribu,scruffian, Seisuke Kuraishi (te
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siobhyb),sirzooro,solarissmoke, Stephanie Leary,Stephen Edgar (@netweb),Stephen Harr
is,strangerstudios,sweetie089,swissspidy,Takayuki Miyauchi,Takuma Morikawa,Taylor Love
tt, tivnet,TobiasBg,Tom Auger,toscho,Travis Smith,Ulrich Sossou,vericgar,Vinod Dalvi,
ton Ruter,wikicms,Will Norris,Wojtek Szkutnik,wycks, Yoav Farhi, andYuri Victor. Enjo
y what may be one of your last few manual updates. See you soon for version 3.8!
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