Archive for January, 2009

100 Free & Quality Icons: Weby Icon Set

// January 31st, 2009 // Comments Off // Website Resources

IconsPedia is presenting a beautiful & free icons named Weby Icon Set.

The set consists of 100 icons from social bookmarking to credit card processors like Visa, Mastercard, PayPal & shopping basket icons.

Free Web Application Icons

Icons are in 64*64px size & in PNG, ICO, ICNS formats.

They are free to use both in personal & commercial projects.

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Thank a Plugin Developer Day

// January 28th, 2009 // No Comments » // Wordpress

WordPress by itself is very simple — what makes it compelling for most of its users is the wide array of plugins (and themes) available for WP. The average WordPress blog has about 5 plugins installed! Today we just passed 4,000 plugins available in our plugin directory. (Which is also embedded into everyone’s WordPress 2.7 or above.)

I declare January 28th our official “Thank a Plugin Developer” day. To celebrate take a look at the plugins you use and love, visit the author’s site, find their contact form, and drop them a note thanking them. (Or Paypal!) Look for the links in the plugin directory to “author homepage” and also to donate directly if they’ve specified a Paypal address.

Thank you to everyone who has ever written a plugin for WordPress, and here’s to the next four thousand. :)

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