WordPress Skeleton

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At my “Scaling, Servers, and Deploys — Oh My!” talk (slides) at WordCamp San Francisco 2011, I talked a bit about my ideal WordPress repo setup. In the spirit of sharing, I’ve now made that skeleton setup into a GitHub repo.

What you get is a WordPress repo starter kit. WordPress is in a subdirectory (/wp/

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We're all looking for new ways to make our jobs faster, and be able to deploy a basic WordPress install as quickly as possible. Well, Mark Jaquith just did the work for you. :) You only have to fork, add your own starter theme and favorite plugins, and you're good to go!

Memories

A year ago, our two families gathered for a very special day. I remember the pollen in the air, the sun, the thunder a few kilometers away, the rice on my suit, the smiles on all our faces, the music, our first dance, David translating everything…

It was a perfect day.

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Il y a exactement un an, nos deux familles se réunissaient pour un événement très spécial. Je me souviens du pollen dans l’air, du soleil, des coups de tonnerre au loin, du riz sur mon costume, des sourires, de la musique, de notre première danse, de David qui traduisait tout…

C’etait une journée parfaite.

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Egy éve, két család találkozott egy különleges alkalomból. Emlékszem a kis szöszmöszökre, a napsütésre, a viharra a távolban, a rizsnyomokra az öltönyömön, a mosolyokra, a zenére, az első táncunkra, Dávidra aki mindezt fordította…

Tökéletes nap volt.

Querying Posts Without query_posts

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Here at WordPress.com, we have over 200 themes (and even more plugins) running inside the biggest WordPress installation around (that we know of anyway!) With all of that code churning around our over 2,000 servers worldwide, there’s one particular WordPress function that we actually try to shy away from; query_posts()

If you think you need to use it, there is most likely a better approach.

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