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[…] gente de Weblog Tools Collection ha creado un TimeLine de WordPress en el 2007. Está muy interesante y aquí lo comparto con […]
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[…] gente de Weblog Tools Collection ha creado un TimeLine de WordPress en el 2007. Está muy interesante y aquí lo comparto con […]
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[…] comes via a WordPress News item in my dashboard this morning. If you have any more to add to this short list, let me […]
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[…] Happened to WordPress in 2007: Weblog Tools Collections offers a WordPress Review for 2007, creating a timeline for progress on […]
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[…] v? place istoria (WordPress) atunci ave?i aici anul 2007 cu fazele lui. La 5 ianuarie ap?rea WordPress 2.0.6. La 22 ianuarie un pas mai important: 2.1. […]
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*raises the glass*
Happy New Year to all people who worked hard to bring us this and for you guys updating this great and informative blog.
Come to think, the first version I used was 1.0.2. How time flies.
Nice Post
Thanks for the info, i posted it in alexseo.com =p
Oh. My. Goodness. So much has changed since then! I can’t believe at the beginning of this year, I was running WordPress 2.0.6.
Then again, Al Gore is still running 2.0.4.
WordPress is fantastic. I converted my blog from CuteNews to WordPress last month and really couldn’t be happier. The site works seamlessly (unlike CuteNews) and it has made publishing articles a lot of fun. I can’t wait for the updates
Thanks guys, really glad you enjoyed the article. One of my hopes for WordPress during 2008 is that, if Automattic is acquired or sold out, I hope the fundamentals behind WordPress stay in tact. I would really hate to see something as great as WordPress go down the tubes because of a change of ownership/structure.
Excellent Article. I think about the only that wordpress would get any better is to possibly them buy Drupal and marry the two together, that would be kick butt.
However, as it stands, I’m am quite pleased with WordPress.
If I only only get the cache plug-ins to work with my server. For some Oddball reason, (said in Spanish accent) It’a No’a Like’a my server… *grumble* I think it’s got to do with a change in the PHP version, I could be wrong though…
-Chuck
Wow. COngratulations to WordPress for having a successful project in the year 2007. We, bloggers, are looking more upgrades for this coming 2008.
Great work..
I am looking forward to the improved object cache which should speed things up and also improved security. cheers the WordPress team for the hard work
I bet if we’re good, all of our WordPress wishes will come true.
Merry Christmas to all! And to all a good night!
Hehe, having starte with WordPress in mid June (my then host provided v1.5!?!?!) I didn’t realize there were so many upgrades. But then, yeah, it seems every time I upgraded, the very next day a security patch or new version came out. I learned how to backup and upgrade in a hurry this year.
I love WordPress. Hope 2008 brings many good things to the developers.
The only thing I’m not real excited about, is the widgetized dashboard.
I don’t use widgets, nor do I plan to at any time in the future, thus I don’t care about a widgetized dashboard. If anything, I don’t use the dashboard for anything to begin with, and some plugins even modify it sightly, which I have never cared for either. I don’t use widgets, purposely, because I put too much customization into the sidebar, which widgets do not support.
otherwise, I have been extremely happy with the progress of WordPress in 2007, and I can only hope they do as well in 2008 also. Merry Christmas everyone!
For 2008, hopefully someone will create a decient gravatar.com plugin, or integrate it into wordpress one of the two. gravatar.com on every blog I visit, shows my email as the default gravatar “G”, yet I troubleshoot my own gravatar, and it shows up fine on the gravatar.com site, just not on anyone elses blogs.
I mean, I goto
http://site.gravatar.com/support/check
type in my email address, and my gravatar shows up fine, so I goto
http://www.gravatar.com/avatar.....ecb6bd225c
like the site says, and it shows up fine there too, but it won’t show up on here, or any other blog I’ve been to lately. its frustrating.
I don’t know what the gravatar problem is Bubazoo, but after checking the links and stuff, it definitely looks like there is something wrong with the way Gravatar is serving up your specific avatar. Have you gotten in contact with gravatar support?
every time updating, updating updating. If you have thousands of blog its a realy hard word
I’ve gone ahead and edited the timeline along with the article to include the release of 2.3.2