Is an overcrowded market hurting the WordPress theme industry?
In my first article for YangPress, I attempt to answer this question.
Is an overcrowded market hurting the WordPress theme industry?
In my first article for YangPress, I attempt to answer this question.

“Rumi” by Lisa Dietrich
Drupal 8 will be released towards the end of 2013, and it will come with Symfony 2 Web Framework.
Yes, both Envato and Mojo Themes have (finally) opted for GPL. And WooThemes have joined ThemeForest! More details here, written by yours truly.
Oh, also, a big “Thank You” goes out to Stelian Subotin for discussing this idea with me — he is a bad designer, but a great friend, and I would have loved to place a link to his website in this post (if he had one, that is).
“When life gives you lemons, don’t make lemonade. Make life take the lemons back! Get mad! I don’t want your damn lemons! What am I supposed to do with these?! Demand to see life’s manager! Make life rue the day it thought it could give you lemons! Do you know who I am? I’m the man who’s gonna burn your house down! With the lemons! I’m gonna get my engineers to invent a combustible lemon that burns your house down!”
WordPress 3.6 is looking good. Here is a sneak peak!
And here I talk about A/B Testing.
I love writing for 1stWebDesigner, especially if it is about WordPress themes and infographics.
My latest article on Noupe mentions some things that I dislike about WordPress.
This post should have come sooner, but things kept getting in the way.
My book, titled “Sufism: A Brief History”, was released on Amazon yesterday. To be frank, it had already been released on avenues such as Flipkart, but owing to Amazon’s review process, it took its sweet time in going public.
So, what is the book all about? Even though I can spend all day writing about it in detail, I’ll just opt for the lazier alternative and copy-paste the description from the back-cover:
Even after centuries of existence, the concept of Sufism has remained an enigma. The Sufi saints have been educating the masses using beautiful poetic compositions as well as thoughtfully crafted stories and anecdotes. On the surface, such poems and anecdotes rarely seem to have any sense of mysticism attached to them but on closer scrutiny, one cannot help but marvel at the beauty and charm of such simple yet splendid compositions. In this book, Sufyan bin Uzayr attempts to explore the rich history of Sufism. Apart from providing a bird’s-eye view of the historical context, the author also gives an impressive description of the rich literature produced by the Sufi mystics. Lastly, Sufyan bin Uzayr explains the significance of Sufi teachings and also sheds light on the mystic notions of Life and Divine Love.
You can grab the book via Amazon. Alternatively, readers from India can purchase it from Flipkart. Oh, and don’t forget to marvel at the gorgeous cover!