Vote For The Final Round Of Plugin Madness Now

The heat is on! It’s the final round of our 2016 Plugin Madness competition and there are just a few days left to vote for your favorite WordPress plugin. Our two finalists are Advanced Custom Fields and WooCommerce. Who do you think will take the prize? Go vote right now on PluginMadness.com and share your predictions on Twitter with #pluginmadness.

Torque Toons: WooConf

Woo is one of the most celebrated names in the WordPress community. Its eCommerce plugin, WooCommerce, is one of the most popular WordPress plugins, with over a million active installs, making up 37 percent of all eCommerce sites. Plus, it even has its own conference. (And is also competing in the semi-finals in Torque’s 2016 Plugin Madness.) How is the company name received among people who aren’t in the community? Don’t forget to check out our other editorial cartoons!

Plugin Madness Round 4 Update

There’s only one day left to vote on round 4 of Plugin Madness. And with only eight plugins left, the competition is heated. Go to pluginmadness.com to vote now! We are down to the Excellent Eight with some exciting match ups: WP Maintenance Mode Vs. Wordfence Security WP Smush Vs. WooCommerce Yoast Vs. Advanced Custom Fields Jetpack by WordPress.com Vs. The Events Calendar After you vote, don’t forget to share you predictions on Twitter with the #PluginMadness tag for a chance to win some excellent Plugin Madness swag.

Torque Toons: 26 Percent Of The Internet

WordPress takes up 26 percent of the Internet, but what does the rest of the web have to offer? Don’t forget to check out our other editorial cartoons!

Torque Toons: WordCamp San Francisco

It’s been awhile since anyone has seen or heard from WordCamp San Francisco. We got a little worried, so we’ve put someone on the case. Don’t forget to check out our other editorial cartoons!

Plugin Madness, Week 2 Update

We are off to an exciting start in round two of our Plugin Madness competition. In case you missed it, Plugin Madness is a bracket-style tournament where we pit the 64 most popular WordPress plugins. Votes have been tallied for the first round of the competition and 32 plugins have been cut as we move into round 2. Here is the full list of this week’s competitors. WP Maintenance Mode vs. NextGEN Gallery Simple Page Ordering vs. Post Types Order WP-DB-Backup vs. iThemes Security Duplicate Post vs. Wordfence Security WP Mail SMTP vs. Disable Comments MailChimp for WordPress vs. WP Smush […]