Another git <> svn post? As many of you know I have been on a quest to get Jetpack core development moved from the WordPress.org Subversion (svn) repository to Github (git). As part of this process I setup an experimental Jetpack repository to see how synchronization works between git and svn. Lets just clear the

My very first appearance on WPwatercooler happened this week with Episode 64 all about the Love and Hate of Jetpack. My colleague George Stephanis was also on the show, which was lucky for me cause I was not feeling too great. He did most of the heavy lifting in representation of Jetpack. Thanks George!

I have the pleasure of speaking at WordCamp Denver this year on the subject of Unit Testing Plugins in WordPress. Your plugin is broken; do you know why? In this session, Ben will show you some simple principles to help you integrate unit testing in your plugins that will help you find and eliminate bugs

Today was our fun day so we had a Jetpack Ocean Party! After a bus ride where we all thought we were traveling around the entire island we finally arrived at the big catamaran that was going to take us out on our snorkeling tour. We went to two different island to snorkel. The snorkeling

It is getting pretty close to the end here in Puerto Rico for the Jetpack crew. We split the day in half again to finish projects. I had my portion completed so I spent some time catching up on my hundreds of unread emails ( Plugin Plug: Look to your right, see that fancy new