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The opportunity to gain complete information regarding developments and release is very important and so we've decided to create similar blogs for additional products that we have in our portfolio.
Discover themes that can be developed
The blog for theme development Team Theme will be posting on a variety of topics:
- The most important releases of the year on the most loved subjects
- WooFramework evolution
- The themes we use make decisions about UX/UI.
- General technical guidance
The first piece explores a variety of issues using the latest version of Canvas 5.7.0.
Learn about the theme's development blog
Create plugins
As with the blog and theme for the development of plugins This blog dedicated to the design of plugins will be focused on offering identical micro-updates every time the plugin is updated with new version of the plugin. This blog is an excellent tool to check when employing multiple plugins on your site(s) since you'll get information on every release at one spot before you can implement any updates.
This blog is also made available to help promote passive developer resources relating to our plugins. Examples include tutorials, FAQ's and general useful tips and tricks for good practice.
What's the motivation behind the blogs being separated?
If we make all the theme-related and plugin-related content we wish to share to our blog, it could turn into a mess. The smaller blogs on our satellites offer our staff the chance to create smaller (but nevertheless very pertinent) information that may appear unnatural in the primary site. In addition, it provides our clients with an excellent chance to have a full understanding of the large amount of work required in creating products for WooThemes and also to discover the motivations behind the choices we've made.
How do I subscribe?
The sidebar on every blog you will find a space where you can sign up via email. The service will deliver periodic updates about any blog posts, straight to your inbox.
Explore our themes as well as plugins blog posts!
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