WordPress Plugin Releases for 11/6

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1. n-blue (9 comments.) says:

   11/6/2007 at 2:25 am

   I am looking for the easier way to create a custome plugin. Thanks for your post.
2. Cody (21 comments.) says:

   11/6/2007 at 2:42 am

   I’ve been using PhotoQ with my test photoblog. It’s nice, but my only beef right now is that it resizes pictures on the fly instead of actually creating smaller files, which makes for long load times and slightly less clear images. Other than that, the queue idea is awesome.
3. ayahshiva (2 comments.) says:

   11/6/2007 at 3:22 am

   well i interesting in wp-super-cache, i think i’ll use it
4. whoismanu (1 comments.) says:

   11/7/2007 at 11:46 am

   first of all thanks a lot for linking to photoq. i can maybe comment on cody’s comment above. to avoid ambiguities, photoq resizes photos when creating thumbnails. however, as cody is stating correctly, it doesn’t do so for the actual photo. this is simply because i assumed that most people won’t upload the original image files coming from the camera but anyway postprocess and shrink them before uploading using tools like photoshop (giving higher quality photos and shorter upload times). now, if there really is a big need to have also the orignal photos resized, it should not be a big problem to have an option like this in the future.
   anyone wanting to second cody’s feature request or having other features to propose is cordially invited to post them on the photoq section of my blog.
5. lilah (2 comments.) says:

   11/7/2007 at 3:40 pm

   Do you know what plug in i’d like to see?? Something extensive for ‘future posts’ I write a lot of future posts (sometimes 3 weeks out in advanced) It would be nice to have a nice calendar interface, the ability to see what posts are scheduled when, and the ability to ‘move’ the posts from one day to another….maybe like an ajax application where you can drag and drop one post from one day/month to another..
6. John Kolbert (23 comments.) says:

   11/8/2007 at 12:25 pm

   Thanks for the weekly list. I always enjoy when these lists pop up in my feed reader! The Absolute Comments Manager looks particularily interesting this time.
7. Pedro (1 comments.) says:

   11/28/2008 at 3:18 am

   is there a application for blackberrys that will alow you to post to your blog?

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