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Blog oh Blog writes why you sould use WordPress, the blog engine that won the Webware 100, as best publisher.
From themelab, a post that explains how to create a widget-ready theme, a conditional tags guide and 5 ways to improve your WordPress theme.
Weblog Tools Collection made a great post that shows how to use pagination […]

Yesterday BlogSecurity announced a security vulnerability about WordPress 2.5, posted on SecurityFocus, read the article: WordPress 2.5 Secret_Key Vulnerability. This security pitfall only involves a few WordPress configurations, but if you’re in those cases, then it’s better to apply the proposed solution.
Talking about security, BlogSecurity updated their great WordPress Whitepaper, a PDF that teaches how […]

Here’s a list of a few news of this week in the WordPress community.
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Jacob Cass tells us how to customize the WordPress 2.5 login screen.
bbPress 0.9 has been released. bbPress is a great WordPress plugin that lets you integrate a forum in WordPress. It’s provided by Automattic, the company behind WordPress.
Performancing published […]

Ok, it didn’t happen to a post I wrote in this blog, but in something I submitted to Digg.com, the news about the Wordpress 2.5 release.
You know, it’s a nice feeling of satisfaction seeing your username on the top of the home page of Digg.com.. especially if it never happened before
Here’s the proof:

In […]

The long-awaited release of Wordpress 2.5 is out!
Go download it, but make sure that all the plugins you use are supported!

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After the release of the RC1 and RC2, the Wordpress developers made a new Release Candidate of the new Wordpress 2.5.

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Now the release of the stable version is so near that we can even smell it!
You can download the Wordpress 2.5 RC3 on the official website.

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I know many of you noticed that the release of Wordpress 2.5 was delayed: in fact the popular blog engine, that powers at least the 0,8% of the web sites, should have been released last monday.
The new release date seems to be the 17th of March, as the Wordpress Tracker says.
There’s a lot of buzz […]