Reader’s Pulse: What Would You Like to Read More Of?

Reader’s Pulse: What Would You Like to Read More Of?

on Feb 12th 2013 with 6 comments

In an effort to bring you more of the tutorial content you want to read about, and less of the stuff you feel we’ve already covered enough, we’re taking a poll. Let us know what you think!

Note: I’ve decided to add an “other” option to allow you more flexibility, but keep in mind that voting for a pre-existing option will give me a more quantitative result :)

Looking forward to your answers!

 
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Japh is a WordPress Evangelist for Envato, the Editor of Wptuts+, and a freelance web developer. He has been doing website development and training for over 13 years, and specialises in PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript. He also enjoys working with WordPress and APIs. Follow Japh on Twitter  

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  • http://thematosoup.com/ Slobodan Manic

    Japh,

    Love the fact that you (Envato) are listening to what your community has to say. First the poll for Envato authors, now this. Everyone wins in situations like this.

    My pick is nowhere near the top, but I’d love to see this post continued.

    • http://wp.tutsplus.com/ Japh
      Author

      Thanks, @slobodanmanic:disqus! I’ll definitely be continuing that one soon :)

  • http://www.mackhankins.com Mack Hankins

    I’ve enjoyed coming here to read about WP dev focused on the core and plugins. So I’ll continue to check in daily for those eggs and contribute where I can.

    • http://wp.tutsplus.com/ Japh
      Author

      Much appreciated, @mhankins:disqus!

  • Mark Roberts

    Just generally more tutorials geared towards producing sites business rather then personal blogs please.

    • wavydavy

      Plus one for this, also a general purpose 3.5 theme development tutorial for those who want to code using their own choice of css framework or even with just plain vanilla css