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Because you make things with WordPress. Part of the @Automattic family.

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Meet @HeatherActon and learn how you too can build a thriving WordPress business in today's @WPCodePoet interview: : bit.ly/19eP3Aw

Heather Acton Interview

Heather Acton is a strong community supporter who runs a thriving business making things with WordPress.

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Found a bug in #WordPress? Here's some sound advice from Robert Dall on how to submit a Trac ticket: bit.ly/1c8LZGI
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Learn @pippinsplugins' top three tips for building great #WordPress plugins in today's @WPCodePoet interview: build.codepoet.com/2013/11/1…
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How is programming like bacon and burritos? Check out The Elements of Style Translated to Code: build.codepoet.com/2013/10/2…

The Elements of Style Translated to Code

What Strunk & White can teach you about elegant code, courtesy of Nikolay Bachiyski.

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It's #WordPress quiz time! bit.ly/1aktrCm

Test your WordPress Knowledge

Post by @WPCodePoet.

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Read @peterchester on the principles of developing great plugins and leading a remote workforce: bit.ly/1aktdek
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Your Website Engineer Podcast: Interviews, reviews, and WordPress news you can use: bit.ly/1ifXGuW
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Extend custom post types, content types, taxonomies, and more with the Pods Framework. bit.ly/1ifXETV
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Meet plugin daddy, @ModernTribeInc member, husband, father, and musician, @peterchester: bit.ly/1aktdek
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Screensharing FTW! Helping clients troubleshoot is much easier when you both can see the problem: bit.ly/1aG6LcC

join.me

Join.me is Becky Davis’ best friend — see the problem in realtime and then fix it.

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RT @offordscott: Becky Davis Interview | Code Poet bit.ly/1agIvRj
Get some candy in your ear -- the @wpcandy podcast, that is: bit.ly/Hdx1nF
#WordPress 3.7 Release Candidate 2 is out! Test, test, test! wordpress.org/news/2013/10/w…
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Get your theme sense on -- learn the common sense approach to theme development, courtesy of @michiecat: bit.ly/HdwRg5

Theme Sense: a Common Sense Approach to Theme Development

Theme sense, in part, is knowing your code is current and secure. Let Michelle Langston lead the way.

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Read @post_status to keep up with what’s going on with WordPress. Context and commentary, no extra charge: bit.ly/HdwFxk

Post Status

Read Post Status to keep up with what’s going on with WordPress. Context and commentary, no extra charge.

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Reminder, #WordPress 3.7, Release Candidate edition, is out. Get testing! bit.ly/1bTWU5i
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Four, count 'em FOUR WordCamps are on this weekend and we're delighted to sponsor them all! Hello Boston, Malaga, Nepal, and Sofia!
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Sometimes you need to see a problem to solve it. Check out join.me, recommended by @beckyddesign in her interview: bit.ly/1b8b01U
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We interviewed @k_payne last week -- he's super smart about plugin performance and he likes to share his knowledge: bit.ly/1a046eT
Version control -- as a designer, developer or writer, you'll want to understand it. Git Immersion is here for you: bit.ly/1a03Mgm
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