WordPress

do you have a WordPress setup and must-have plugins routine?

the WordPress sites that I run

Now I have two WordPress links.

Throw a domain at it and we'll tell you what theme they're using.

If you run a WordPress site

logging into every single one of my WordPress sites every day

You know, I always talk about how shitty WordPress is.

I could not update WordPress because it would then break the entire site

a bit of good news about WordPress

every damn WordPress site I've got

In our ranting and raving about WordPress hacks.

They got hit with a flaw in their WordPress plug-in too.

There's this thing called WordPress that is open source.

I've got a WordPress install, locked down tight as a drum.

I have found the same malware on four different systems

people have WordPress

fixing a client's hacked WordPress install

I mean, just a WordPress plug-in alone.

That’s why I just love WordPress so much.

I'll be running it on WordPress.

the hidden costs with WordPress are astronomical

a new set package that I do with any base WordPress install

Well, it's WordPress. Yeah. It's WordPress.

I can't bring myself to go back to WordPress because I hate it.

I am actively turning down clients for WordPress now.

there was a big WordPress hack this week that turned it into a DDoS

wean them off of WordPress

WordPress keeps updating. Plugins keep updating

I reached the breaking point with WordPress.

This was on a fully patched, upgraded system

WordPress is free. It's not free.

a solid plan for all my clients that are running on WordPress

forcing auto-updates for WordPress 3.8 onto the masses

there's a lot of plugins out there

I get paid a goodly sum to work on WordPress.

I'm doing CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and the whole back-end in WordPress.

especially with WordPress because there’s problems with domains

WordPress has finally come up with self-automatic updates.

the 3.7 version, which is the Count Basie version

this is a big deal, especially for internet security

WordPress is something that I have to deal with pretty often

not WordPress.com, which is the hosted side of WordPress

more than 70% of WordPress installations are vulnerable

The instant there is an upgrade available for WordPress, upgrade it

this responsive WordPress thing I'm working on

the hard part is getting all this crap into WordPress

scream at WordPress for their shoddy plug-in support

Let's do it in WordPress.

We've been WordPress since 2000, since we actually officially launched in 2005.

the one five release or one four release of WordPress

it was this WordPress meetup