It lets you put any of your blog pages as a static home page, while maintaining a separate blog posts page. It’s ideal for turning WordPress into a CMS.
Read it on my Turbocharged blog: Building a true home page into your WordPress blog
Hello, and welcome back to another installment of my journey through Web consolidation! Today, I’ll show you how I automated my Web sites’ WordPress upgrades using assorted and powerful Linux software. You’ll also enjoy an exclusive look at the release process of one of my software products.
And here’s the link to the official Turbocharged release announcement. Go check it out!
Hello, hello! Today is a big day for me. I’m happy. Today’s the day I start with a new project. What’s the project about? The consolidation of all my Web assets and software projects. Why should you care?. Stay with me for a couple of paragraphs and you’ll be hooked:
Hello again! If I may, let me tell you a short story.
I’m a young entrepreneur — I was never the type of person to endure a regular job for more than 6 months. I’ve always prided myself of being independent. And Free Software has made that happen for me. No, this is not a millionaire success story, it’s just the story of yet another Average Joe who’s made a decent life.
Yup, Supercharged got rechristened to Turbocharged. And, just like any young boy reaching maturity, it’s moved into its own place: turbochargedcms.com. Take a minute to visit its new place and to read the reasoning behind the switch.
Here’s the list of changes:
…and will feature several updates including the WordPress 2.0.3 upgrade!
Hold on a few minutes!
Supercharged version 1.8.0, code name “Honey, I enlarged Supercharged”, is out, and new functionality is the name of the game.
Version 1.8.0 added the following plugins: