Logtivity Reaches 1,000 Active Installs

This entry is part 7 of 7 in the series Building Logtivity

This week, Logtivity passed 1,000 active installs, as measured by the WordPress.org plugin repository. Logtivity is a SaaS service we built to track all the activity on your WordPress sites, and then sends you alerts for important events. 1,000 active…

WordPress Interview With The Repository

The Repository is probably the best regular WordPress newsletter. The team do a great job of featuring weekly news in context, featuring a wide range of quote from people in the business. They asked me five questions for a recent…

Interview With WPTavern on Gutenberg Phase 3

Phase 3 is the most interesting part of the Gutenberg project for me personally. Phase 3 will allow multiple users to interact with WordPress content at the same time. This is the Google Docs experience inside WordPress. Open up a…

Logtivity 2.0 Has Hosted Error Logs for WordPress

This entry is part 6 of 7 in the series Building Logtivity

At Logtivity we aim solve problems faced by WordPress agencies, or anyone else who is in charge of lots of WordPress sites. One problem that agencies kept talking about was error logs. It’s often very difficult for them to view…

From 1,000 to 1,000,000 WordPress Installs

Back in February 2019, I wrote a post called “Going From 1,000 to 100,000 WordPress Installs“. At that time, we were just starting our WordPress journey and made the decision to acquire some popular plugins to build the “PublishPress” brand.…

TaxoPress Gets a Big New Feature: Auto Terms

This entry is part 4 of 4 in the series Building TaxoPress

I posted at the end of last year about a side-project: overhauling the TaxoPress plugin. We continue to make steady progress on this plugin. The most recent new feature is “Auto Terms” which can scan your WordPress content and automatically…