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On this day...

2017: Single Sign On – You’re Probably Doing It Wrong
2017: The sudden death and eternal life of Solaris
2017: AWS Application Load Balancer
2017: oEmbed specification
2015: Good morning
2012: Madagascar 3 : Circus song
2011: Day in brief – 2011-10-17
2011: Triangular letters of the World War II
2008: Banking paradox
2008: Kudos to Amazon
2008: Tropic Thunder
2007: A List Apart : Results of The Web Design Survey 2007
2007: Record anything and replay
2007: Best software announcement ever
2006: Project 365
2005: Scary Bloglines thingy
2005: Happy Birthday, IMDB!
2005: The Great Raid
2004: Critique of Where Perl 6 is Heading
2004: Minor usability improvements

Tag: Andrew Nacin

Andrew Nacin: How WordPress Evolves Without Breaking Everything

Andrew Nacin: How WordPress Evolves Without Breaking Everything

Backward compatibility!
Backward compatibility!
Backward compatibility!

Format LinkPosted on January 17, 2014Author Leonid MamchenkovCategories All, Technology, Web work, WordPressTags Andrew Nacin, Open Source, project managementLeave a comment on Andrew Nacin: How WordPress Evolves Without Breaking Everything

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