Author Archives: Steve

The Piklist community is really growing and we couldn’t be happier. When developers and non-developers can easily manipulate the WordPress admin, users benefit from easy to use interfaces and more interesting features can be built. This has lead to a rise in … Continued

First, a Piklist update. It’s been over two months since our last release, which is just way too long. We promise to try harder to do more frequent releases.  The good news is that Kevin and I have been working … Continued

Being a framework, it is important that Piklist not be deactivated by accident. In most cases, Piklist is providing core functionality to a website, and deactivating it would remove that functionality possibly rendering the site useless. Kevin and I have gone back … Continued

Over it’s relatively short life, Piklist has changed greatly. The product demonstrated in June at WordCamp NYC has grown dramatically due to community feedback and our sponsored client projects. Kevin and I have big plans for Piklist, and this growth … Continued

Now you can easily take control of your Admin Bar, Dashboard, Widgets, Excerpt, RSS feeds and more! This week we announced our first public plugin that runs on Piklist: WordPress Helpers, available now at WordPress.org.  We designed WordPress Helpers to be … Continued

WordPress.TV just posted the presentation Kevin and I did at WordCamp NYC 2012. This was the first time we demonstrated Piklist to an audience and the response was more than we could hope for.  The video shows off the power … Continued

To help you harness the power of Piklist, we’ve been hard at working documenting how Piklist works.  Just in case you missed them, here are our latest tutorials: Custom Post Types the Piklist way When you register Custom Post Types with … Continued

Piklist launched a week ago and the response has been overwhelming, so we figured a quick update is in order. Improvements, Improvements and more Improvements. This week we released four upgrades to the Piklist plugin. Some contained small bug fixes, … Continued

After a year of hard work, we are very excited to announce the first public release of Piklist, a rapid development framework for WordPress. This first public version of Piklist makes is radically easy for even beginner developers to create … Continued

After a year of coding, this past weekend, we finally unveiled Piklist at WordCamp NYC… and the reaction was more than we could have hoped for. Developers were awed by the power of Piklist, and beginners were amazed by how … Continued