In this tutorial I’ll explain how to create a “Mailchimp subscribe form widget” using WordPress, the Mailchimp API, and AJAX.

In the previous post, we created an Android widget that retrieves and displays data, and responds to onClick events, but this widget is still missing one...

Mura CMS allows you to create different display regions for you to add various display objects such as Forms, Components and so on.

Authentication is powered by OAuth - an open protocol to allow secure authorization in a simple and standard method that allows users to approve application...

Continue creating your first WordPress widget by learning how to code the constructor function for it.

In this final part of the series, we will develop a social profile widget that links to a Facebook page, and to Twitter, and Google+ profiles. The widget...

In today's world, website speed is very important. most internet users are impatient and tend to leave a website that take too long to load. One great way...

When the WordPress team releases a new version, they introduce some new features not only for users but for developers, as well. WordPress offers a lot of...

We all love a celebration, and now that Easter is over, we look forward to the next occasion. How far away is the next occasion you like to celebrate?...

The WordPress Dashboard is a great place to see updates, or any kind of information related to your activity. In this tutorial, we'll see how to dispose of...

For a long time, the only way to write custom controls in jQuery was to extend the $.fn namespace. This works well for simple widgets, however, as you start...

In this tutorial we are going to create a WordPress widget that displays Twitter Trends by region. We will use Twitter's Trends API and update trends after a...