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Tip #8 : Read WordPress Digest

Posted by Leonid Mamchenkov on December 3, 2007

If you don’t have a lot of time to follow WordPress development news, just read to this one blog - WordPress weekly digest.  One short post per week, with a summary list of what changes went into trunk.  Occasionally, there are also brief explanations like this one:

 The last change means that the next time you login the value stored in the database will change - this means that if you do upgrade passed this point reverting back to an old version will invalidate all users passwords and they will need reseting. Therefore it is a good idea to backup up your users table before updating to the latest trunk.

7 Responses to “Tip #8 : Read WordPress Digest”

  1. nerdd Says:

    WordPress Digest is certainly worth the time. It is really nice to get this condensed update on the development. It has become one of the blogs I always follow.

  2. marcus Says:

    thanks for this info. don’t think I’ve heard or seen this site before

  3. Bret Says:

    I like the idea of a centralized weekly post that summarizes recent changes. I’m going to check it out and see if it becomes part of my weekly blog reads. Thanks for the tip.

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  5. Drew Says:

    I really wish the RSS feed provided the ENTIRE article instead of an excerpt. Any chance of that happening, please?

  6. Leonid Mamchenkov Says:

    Drew,

    the RSS feed of WordPress Bits contains full posts. And I have no control over settings of other blogs. :)

    Please contact the author there.

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