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Great interview Keith. I never get tired of hearing about the evolution of WordPress. I just watched a video from wordpress.tv (via wptavern.com) from the State of the Word (at this year’s WordCamp SF) where Matt talked some more about the WordPress origins.
Thanks @Michael glad you liked it, will be doing several more interviews in future too
It’s very inspiring to see interviews like this especially from younger generations who makes it big in online industry.
Thanks for the interview, It’s great to get an insight into the mind of one of the wordpress masterminds. Look forward to more.
Great round of questions Keith. I never get tired of watching, reading, or listening to interviews with Matt. I’m glad to see you taking the idea of the community spotlight and turning it into a reality.
Yeah Matt is definitely an interesting person and has created something really big here. I also enjoy reading his blog ma.tt. I still can’t get over the design he has going on there.
I have to disagree with Mullenweg’s comments on Drupal’s low-cost “do-ocracy.”
I’ve spent just a couple of hundred dollars developing my WordPress site, premium plugins and all, in contrast to the US$12K quoted me by a Drupal community stalwart for all the same functionality.
In all fairness, it’s taken me three months so far and I don’t expect to launch (that is, finish) for another four. But still.