wordpress plugins

WP Digg This plugin released

Nov 13th, 2008
Yesterday, Wordpress Optimization Guide hit the front page of Digg and I needed a plugin to selectively show Digg button so I mashed up a new plugin  to handle the occasion. I called it WP Digg This, and it allows you to select articles you want to show Digg button on, simply by adding a custom field to the post with key 'digg' and value '1'. Very simple and it works. This is much better then showing Digg button on all pages of your site.
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Insights: YouTube, Google Maps, Flickr Wordpress plugin

Sep 8th, 2008
Insights: YouTube, Google Maps, Flickr Wordpress plugin
Today, Insights for WordPress plugin is seeing the light of the day, in my opinion the most useful WordPress plugin I created until now. The plugin fills an empty space in the productivity sector of WordPress blogs (read my article on "dogfooding wordpress plugins").Insights will, I am sure, change the way you write your blog posts forever. More information on Insights page. Bonus plugin I am also releasing one fun plugin today, WP Figlet, the ASCII art plugin. Enjoy!
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Insights Plugin features Flickr, Youtube, Google.. All in one!

Sep 5th, 2008
Insights Plugin features Flickr, Youtube, Google.. All in one!
Today I am announcing two new WordPress plugins I have been busy with lately. They both carry a pretty special personal note to a blog. First one is called WP Figlet and basically what it does is allow you to draw ASCII Art. Like this: [ascii font="straight.flf" ]WordPress Rocks![/ascii] Now this is and isn't cool (I guess it depends what year you were born) but I thought there is something that can be made out of it. View the source of this page...
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Dogfooding WordPress plugins

Aug 28th, 2008
Dogfooding WordPress plugins
Dogfooding or 'eating one's own dog food' is a term used for a company that is confident in it's own product (if it was a dog food they would feed their own dog with it). I thought it is a rather good term and describes why I started writing WordPress plugins. I needed a certain functionality and it was not going to be available until I personally made it - and that is how most of my plugins came to life.
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About Vladimir

vladimir prelovac Hi! My name is Vladimir Prelovac. I am a computer engineer by profession and an adventurer by state of mind.

"I would love to change the world, I just don't have the source code yet."

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WordPress Plugin Devleopment Book WordPress Plugin Development: Beginner's Guide

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