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As you can see, things have changed quite a bit around these here parts. Dale and I are pleased to finally pull the curtain back on our brand new website and let everyone finally take a look. The original brainstorming and planning behind this new version started months ago down in Punta Cuna. [...]

As we approach 300,000 downloads of WPtouch and nearly half a million if you count up our other plugins, we’ve been reflecting on what we’ve accomplished and where we’d like to go from here. Our plugins are freely available and GPL, which means that donations are the only source of income they generate at this time. [...]

We’re still adding a couple finishing touches to it, but WPtouch 1.8.7 is almost ready to go. If you’d like to see some of the changes you can visit bravenewcode.com on your iPhone, iPod touch, Android, or BlackBerry Storm touch mobile device. Thanks to everyone who’s visited the BraveNewCode Support Forums and either posted about a [...]

Given that Dale and I are about to start a one week company retreat in Mexico, we thought now would be a good time to spring our new support forums upon the world. Right now, most of the support for our plugins happens over email, which is both good and bad — good [...]

We’ve released an Earth Hour plugin here at BraveNewCode, called the Earth Hour WordPress Plugin, and it’s available here. What Does It Do? The Earth Hour plugin will add a small fixed banner across the top of your site (we’re running it here on BraveNewCode) that provides a link to the Earth Hour website, counts all the [...]

We prefer evolutions to revolutions, and have re-crafted the website’s design somewhat. There were a few areas of concern that we had design-wise that we wanted to address, in addition to the serious lack of a portfolio page, something that was always pushed back due to our client commitments and plugin development (which in a [...]

If you’ve downloaded 1.7-1.7.4, please update to 1.7.5 to fix the issues identified post-release. First of all, a big thanks to everyone who posted in the comments, left us tweets and mailed in to report on the state of WPtouch 1.6 and the kinds of bugs they experienced & features they’d like to see— your feedback is invaluable [...]

hicksdesign highlights the backasswards approach of the UK government’s Browser Standards Draft 0.13… the draft recommends using browser popularity rather than capability as the criteria for choosing which one to support… yeah, like that’s any different than how things are now.