Foundational Pillars From Tokyo
We start with two things valuable for personal development this week.
Is Open Source Good For WordPress? See Who Says Yes!
This week we feature an essay from Lesley Sim from Singapore, and show off some great photos and podcast episodes!
Surfing In France, Podcasts, Photos, and Press Releases!
This week we meet Quentin Le Duff from Saint-Malo, France, see some spectacular photos from around the world, and catch up on some Podcast episodes.
Being useful to people, with WordPress – Être utile aux autres, avec WordPress
Quentin Le Duff from France writes about his journey toward helping humanity by building websites for all that need them.
My Journey From an Intern to WordPress Themes Team Reps – मेरो यात्रा: एक प्रशिक्षार्थीबाट वर्डप्रेस थिम्स टीम प्रतिनिधिसम्म
In this week’s essay Ganga Kafla from Nepal writes how his interest in IT changed to an interest in WordPress & becoming the themes team lead
Better Development With WordPress, WP Photos, And More!
There’s a new layout for the newsletter this week! We look back at Ed Finkler’s HeroPress essay, and solar panels used to make Heineken beer!
Shayda Torabi, New HeroPress Staff, And More!
HeroPress introduces new team members Selena Salustri and Cecilio Rodriguez. Shayda Torabi’s essay is featured on HeroPress.com, the WPPhotos.Info post is a lemon tree from Paraguay. Also, 31 new WordPress podcast episodes were posted.
HeroPress News! Camels at sunset! Weddings! Castles! Everything!
NEWS NEWS NEWS! There is a LOT going on this week! For one thing, this newsletter is no longer coming to you from the HeroPress Network site! It’s being rolled into HeroPress.com. The old archives will stay on the old site, but new issues will be here. The same holds true for the Tip Of…
Nine Years Of HeroPress, A Retrospective
Topher looks back at nine years of HeroPress.
From Sci-fi Dreams to Software Reality
Growing up, my family didn’t have much. Yet, a quote always resonated with me: “If you’re born poor, it’s not your fault. But if you die poor, it’s your fault.” My humble beginnings never deterred my aspirations. As a child, my exposure to technology was limited. In our village, neither schools nor homes had computers…