Shiny New Plugins: Nostalgia, Feedback, and Competition
This round of new, free WordPress plugins gave me some nostalgia! Softaculous!? Also see my summary of the design updates to the forums and plugin directory.
This round of new, free WordPress plugins gave me some nostalgia! Softaculous!? Also see my summary of the design updates to the forums and plugin directory.
In this round-up, I get reflective about the freemium model and how we generate reviews, and highlight some bad trends in some new plugins.
What’s a shiny new plugin without a sense of whimsy? Whether its AI or just a fly on your page, you’ll want to see these shiny new plugins.
“Shiny New Plugins” is a blog series where I cover some of the newest plugins on the WordPress Plugin Directory.
Each week we review the latest, shiniest new plugins on the WordPress Plugin Directory and discuss whether any of them are worth paying attention to or not. We call this weekly report: Shiny New Toys.
Shiny New Toys is a weekly report of the latest, free-est, shiny new plugins in the WordPress Plugin Directory.
This round of Shiny New Toys is all about a big taboo: Politics! Here’s 8 free plugins to help you do political advocacy on your WordPress website.
This past week the WordPress Plugin Directory added some full-featured new plugins including Pagelines Platform 5, Facebook Instant Articles formatter, Simple Google Experiments, and more.
New plugins allow you to sell event tickets, make chord charts, present within WP, enable browser notifications, and publish from Facebook.
Despite only 139 new plugins added, there’s a couple serious contenders this week that might deserve their own dedicated posts later.