A good read on how to organize your heading structure on your blog. h1, h2, h3, h4. You know they are useful, but here is how to make them really useful for the search engines.

three persons, carefully handpicked among all the three most important people in WordPress, are writing a book, I mean, THE book, on WordPress Plugin Development. These three fine chaps are Brad Williams, Justin Tadlock and Ozh.

The now famous book Digging into WordPress Version 3.0 is here and it’s packed with goodness, including a new chapter on WordPress 3, updated core content, and a super-sleek new cover.

8 small hacks to improve your WordPress theme

Another greta plugin by Nathan Rice – you can now transfer your SEO settings from one theme / plugin to another, and thus not having any compatibility issues and transfer issues when you get bored or decide to switch to an new theme. Thank you Nathan !

This is a free tweet archive theme for WordPress, if you want to back up your tweets and display them on your site, or on a subdomain of your site.

Vote WordPress For The 2010 Open Source Awards!

A great explanation on how to insert html5 into your WordPress post content.

A quick hack to wp-config-php I that will allows you to quickly switch on debug mode when needed.

A simple, yet good-looking personal blog theme. And it’s free!