167 – New Software / Plugins / Services to the WordPress Space

Announcements

• February’s WordPress Webinar Replay is now available. Learn to create a WordPress plugin today!
• WordCamp Dayton is coming up on March 7th and 8th in my hometown. Come and hang out with me and other great WordPress entrepreneurs!
• WooThemes has updated WooCommerce to version 2.1

Tools / Plugins

HuffDuffer is a great service for subscribing to individual podcast episodes without having to add that show to your feed.

I recently did this for an interview with Matt Mullenwig from Hired.fm

Hover.com is the best domain registrar out there. Last week I updated my A records and my domain was pointing to the new server nearly instantly.

Plus every domain comes with Whios Privacy so people cannot look up your personal contact information. Use my affilate link and receive $2 off the cost of a domain.

New Software / Plugins / Services to the WordPress Space

Dandielion is an incremental Git repository deployment for OS X. With a simple command of dandelion deploy all of your most recent Git changes are pushed to your server. This has replaced DeployHQ that I talked about in last week’s episode.

Design Palette Pro is a visual interface to make custom style modifications without writing code for your Genesis Child theme. Genesis is one of the best WordPress Frameworks and now it’s gotten even better with this plugin. There’s three different price points; $39, $69 and $149.

WP Sent Mail adds a Sent Mail folder to your WordPress site so you can see exactly what email messages your customers are receiving from you.

VelocityPage is a great new column builder plugin that easily lets you create columns for your posts and pages. And since this is a plugin, your columns won’t disappear when you change your theme. This plugin also has three different price points; $97, $167, $247.

User Switching is a WordPress repository plugin that allow the admin to easily switch between user accounts. This is perfect for when you are trying to create a page that’s specifically designed for people who have less access.

Query Monitor is a WordPress repository plugin for developers to see exactly what’s going on with their website on an individual page by page basis. This is a new plugin and I know it’s going to be a popular one!

What new plugin have you recently started using?