Open Source & Web Tech Cooperatives
Tadpole.cc is a worker collective made up of five people who use open source software (specifically WordPress and CiviCRM) for their client and personal projects, and who have agreed to…
Tadpole.cc is a worker collective made up of five people who use open source software (specifically WordPress and CiviCRM) for their client and personal projects, and who have agreed to…
From time to time I receive calls from clients that find out that they don’t have as much control of their websites as they thought they did. Common issues are…
One of the most confusing features of WordPress is Custom Post Formats (not to be confused with Custom Post Types). Post Formats allow you to tell WordPress what kind of…
Anne Kadet’s recent Metro Money column in the WSJ posits that New York is a “Techie Magnet”, although she puts forth her argument a bit halfheartedly. Kadet centers the piece…
Last weekend at WordCamp NYC 2012, I gave a talk on the new CiviCRM plugin for WordPress. I received a lot of great feedback from those who were present on…
We had an awesome time at WordCamp NYC. It was great to mix and mingle with so many people doing different things with WordPress. And it was a great place…
Thanks to everyone who came out to hear us present at WordCamp yesterday! We’re back again today, and since four out of five of us are WordCamp organizers it may…
All five of Tadpole Collective’s founders will be presenting at this year’s WordCamp NYC. Click through below to see what everyone’s talking about: Speeding up WordPress on Shared Hosting Kevin Cristiano…
Looking back on the WordPress NYC Meet Up 2011 Holiday Mixer, which of us could have known that we’d spend the rest of the winter huddled in downtown coffee shops,…
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