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Webbys!
In the hullaballo of product launches, new project betas, and babies everywhere, we forgot to mention that one of our favorite projects from 2011 was honored with a webby award win this past month. Indiewire is the finest source for independent film news on the web. We helped them through a complete rebrand and redesign of their blog network. We worked on the project with our good friends at Independent Content Co. I had an amazing design …
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Release: Community Events Add-on Is Live
Less than a week on the heels of our Eventbrite Tickets add-on launch, we’ve just pushed the Community Events add-on out the door. If you’re already running The Events Calendar or Events Calendar PRO, you’ve got the ability to create events on-the-go on the backend of your site…but snag Community to allow for frontend event submissions too, so members of your community can send in their own event ideas. You have final say over what …
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Release: Eventbrite Tickets Add-on Is Live
The day many of you (and much of our team) have been waiting for has arrived: the Eventbrite Tickets add-on is live! When running the add-on coupled with The Events Calendar or Events Calendar PRO, Eventbrite Tickets will allow you to embed ticket sales directly within your event listings so users can register for any event listed on your site. You’re going to need an Eventbrite account to use this plugin…so while your purchase is …
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The WordPress VIP Workshop
I’m delighted to have had the opportunity to join some of the most advanced and influential WordPress community this week. The 2012 WordPress VIP workshop in Napa was a really interesting and inspiring event. I think it was well worth the money. I had been really wondering what to expect. I had thought that we might guide the agenda through some sort of collaborative process. Maybe even setting it when we arrived. I was surprised …
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Win a Word Camp San Diego Ticket
WordCamp San Diego 2012 sold out the day tickets went for sale. As sponsors, we got 2 tickets and due to life situation, are unable to go in person. This is where you get to benefit. Go hang out with some of the smartest do-ers in the WordPress community. Our core team member Joey Kudish will be speaking right after lunch on “Using Git: Case Studies & Workflow”. Give him a hug and tell him …
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Finding Your Events & Adding Them To The Menu
We’ve been getting a lot of feedback the past few weeks from users with the question: I understand how to add my events on the backend, but where exactly do I find the calendar where they appear on the frontend? In retrospect this no surprise…to users of the open source community, our switch from treating events as regular posts to an events custom post type is a major change. (1.3.3 PRO users were already aware …
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Want to beta test our Events Importer add-on?
While we’re still cranking away at improving Events Calendar PRO and are already working on the 2.0.2 release, we’ve also been focusing some of our downtime on another product: the Events Importer add-on. Last night we finally got it to a place where it’s stable and as a result are looking for some beta testers to help identify whatever bugs remain.
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Becoming a Modern Tribe
Hi. I’m Shane. 10 years ago, I started a company of 1. It was a healthy mixture of dream and desperation. With a lot of love from some great people, and some sweat, it worked out. I solved some cool problems and surfed when most of my friends worked. Freelancing let me make my living from home and coffee shops. I supported myself and eventually a family. What started as a backup plan became a …
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Tribe.pro landing page is live
While we are plugging away on building our store, we have put up a landing page for events calendar pro 2.0 at tribe.pro. Check it out and sign up for a pre-launch discount. Rob is actively working on a whole slew of nice screencast overviews breaking out features – he is darn good at that. Check out the overview of reoccurring events.
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The Events Calendar 2.0: An Upgrade To Open Source
We’ve been talking a lot about Events Calendar Pro 2.0 the past few weeks, which has rightfully sparked the question among some users: how does ECP’s free, open-source counterpart The Events Calendar fit into all this? In recent years, Events Calendar has been widely used as a free, lightweight and customizable events calendar and has seen almost 110,000 downloads to date. You can find it on a lot of different sites and there are a …
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