Wordpress is a simple blogging platform and it's the no.1 blogging platform now that was using by many big magazine as: CCN, Mashable, Digital Photography School, TechCrunch and more… When starting a magazine website, the first step is find a good design for your site. So we're sharing with you 30 of the best free premium magazine wordpress themes to help you to choose a nice theme for your new magazine website. Hopefully you will enjoy this collection and it can help you find a good theme for your project.Let checkout 50 free wordpress themes if you still can't find a design for your blog in this collection.

Today we have collected some great wordpress themes designed specially for Mobiles which will give your website an edge over your competitors and your readers can now actually enjoy reading your articles on their iPhones, iPads or Androids.

Since I've originally written this post, at least two calendar plugins have been updated to use custom post types. Calendar Press looks like a really good option. There's also Kino Calender Plugin. If you're just looking for a plug and go solution, I'd recommend trying out on of those.

WordPress is the most used blogging platform around the world. Its the first choice of bloggers because its really easy to use. One more reason I prefer WordPress because it has a huge community of users and whenever you face any problem you can discuss it with the community. There are also various sites available for WordPress tutorials. If you want to be an expert of WordPress then these sites will be really helpful for you. Today we compiled a huge list of ultimate and useful WordPress tutorials that will make you a power WordPress user.

Jekyll is a simple, blog aware, static site generator. It takes a template directory (representing the raw form of a website), runs it through Textile or Markdown and Liquid converters, and spits out a complete, static website suitable for serving with Apache or your favorite web server.

WordPress 3.0 multisites lets you easily publish multiple sites, on multiple domains, within one installation.  This is a time-saving option for those of us who need to manage multiple separate domains running WordPress, but it does take a little knowledge and file access to set up, and at the moment isn't for anyone who doesn't consider themselves technically