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It's Christmas time and nothing better than changing the desktop wallpaper to celebrate. I've been using the wallpaper I created for the last tutorial using Cinema 4D and Photoshop and now I want to share it with you in different resolutions.

In early September, many WordPress sites were infected with Malicious codes. We wrote a quick fix for that issue which you can see in this post, but recently Jeff Starr from Perishable Press has come with a solution to protect WordPress from future attacks as well.

Christmas is knocking at the door. Already holiday starts. So, why you’re PC will stay far from this happy occasion?

It’s Christmas once again! It’s time for Santa’s gifts, for mistletoe kisses and for togetherness. It is the time of year when your loved ones come closer to celebrate the event and passing Christmas gifts and Good wishes to each other. So why don’t you send some unique Beautiful Christmas Desktop Wallpaper Gifts to the people who are important to you and get a new look to their desktops.

The wallpaper of this week is another beautiful design created by David Mascha, a artist and designer from Vienna, Austria. David is part of the DEPTHCOREcollective and he has been working since 2005 for several design studios from Viena and other international projects.

Long awaited WordPress 2.9 has been finalized by the developers and it is put out for download as a release candidate. Some of you might be wondering what is a release candidate. A release candidate is when the developers feel that all features that were to be added during the beta version are added, and this version could potentially be made official except it can use some extra testing for bugs. This is why as a contributing member to the community, everyone should download the release candidate and test run it to see if everything works fine. If your site is using plugins, then you should see if they are compatible with the new version and help the authors and other users by letting them know whether it works or not. You can do this by looking at the plugins page in the directory.