You might have read from some blogging guru’s that starting out with the right blogging platform is critical to the success of your blog. But what if you’re already stuck with say Tumblr, and you want to continue on with the more powerful and more customizable WordPress platform?
WordPress 3.0 is here and of course we’ve upgraded. Now, what are the features we are looking forward to employing to this site and our other side projects?
October 3, 2009 – 2:59 am
For the longest time, I have been planning to build not just a website for my college organization but also a community where our fellow members can hangout and meet and greet each other while in the world wide web. I find—
After almost one year with my previous theme (whose last screenshot shown below), I get bored with the same theme, so I decided to try a new one that’s back to the basic and what a real “theme” should be: simple but—
Here I am at it again. Hopping directly into the new WordPress release as soon it hit the mainstream. Unmindful of things that could happen to my blog if something’s not right, or bugs that’ll definitely appear, or any of my plugins—
Dreamhost could probably be the most popular web hosting company out there right now, with their aggressive marketing campaigns via coupon codes, their unlimited webspace and bandwidth, up-to-date server and program software and hardware, and a whole lot more features they have—
April 22, 2009 – 12:18 am
It has been discussed in some forums, blogs and in the comments: Bloatware: How to Avoid Bloating Your Application WordPress Wednesdays: Too Bloated? Is The Future Of All Software – Bloatware? There are certainly features in WordPress that I don’t particularly use.—
December 11, 2008 – 5:37 pm
Upgraded, and am loving the backend. It’s just so awesome and sleek, the fresh look and everything. I have always been excited with this release. I did the upgrade from WordPress 2.6.5 to WordPress 2.7 using the WordPress Autumatic Upgrade plugin. For—
September 14, 2008 – 12:02 pm
As a response to Suon Dondi‘s query here: Personal Websites and Blogs Most people maintain personal websites through blogs. A blog is what makes a personal website pertinent by posting updates every now and then. When it comes to blogs, the first—
August 8, 2008 – 12:01 am
Lucky number, indeed. Once in our lifetime will this day ever happen. As such, Deuts.NET welcomes the day and the favorite number with a (what? again?) new design–a new look. I know, the change of costume may have happened too soon from—
Deuts.NET Related News Deuts.NET is breaking records after records as regards pageviews and visits after I posted about RA 9504. But unfortunately, only a few bothered to leave a comment. Windows and Linux Windows is great… I used it to download Linux!—
I have been often bored with the various WordCamp news and events in the WordPress community. But this one is surely not something to pass up. I just wish I could find the time and join! More here.
A lot of friends I have converted into blogging lately and use WordPress. From uploading themes via ftp, changing themes and installing plugins, there are still a lot of things to be learned. Customizing themes to suit your personal preferences is a—
May 17, 2008 – Deuts.NET celebrates two years of online existence with a new look. Two years, 396 posts, and 1,234 comments later, Deuts.NET has clearly reached a milestone. A time to reflect, a reason to celebrate, and a season to look—
March 22, 2008 – 12:53 am
This site is proudly powered by WordPress (WP). With lots of updates going on into the core of wordpress install, particularly with the upcoming WordPress 2.5, a lot of features are being introduced. I’m afraid there will come a time that WordPress—
February 12, 2008 – 11:38 am
A discussion over at The Blog Herald, some people adversely decide whether they should spend (waste?) time reading blogs that have url’s ending in “.blogspot.com” or “.wordpress.com”. To some, these url addresses bring negative connotations as to the contents of the blog,—
