Yesterday Zé Fontainhas officially submitted Lisbon as the best place to host WordCamp Europe 2014, after WordCamp Central call. Instead of trying to explain why Lisbon is the best spot in Europe to host this event in 2014, I’ll just share two videos, as my first contribution to actively support this initiative.
WordPress 3.8 is all about the admin interface design, which is awesome! One of the improvements were the icons, served as a font – Dashicons – instead of images. The main advantage of doing it using a font, is that it can scale for retina displays and larger screens without losing quality. Neat isn’t it?! But, what
Here we go again, WordPress community released a brand new version, 3.8 “Parker”. WordPress is about publishing-made-easy-for-everyone and therefore people that actually write content deserved this new version: modern, clean, responsive, refined, device & touch-friendly, typographically-rich admin interface. It’s the beginning of a new era! It’s just awesome! It’s also a new era for me as
WordPress supports natively lots of embeds from external services, like Vimeo or Youtube, and more recently Spotify and Rdio. In real life, if you paste a link from a supported service onto the post content area, WordPress will do the magic of transforming that link into html to support the requested service. But, what happens when
Porto hosted the portuguese WordCamp 2013 last weekend and luckily I was there! It’s hard to write about this WordCamp, after having attended to the inspiring WordCamp Europe in October. Though, it’s so nice to feel that the WordPress portuguese community is alive and bubbling, and this is why WordCamp Porto was a success! The