Today we released a major update to Playa, everyone’s favorite relationship counselor!

Here are the big new features:

Well, we’re a month late, but our little Launch Giveaways have finally come about!

This is the fourth and final installment in a series about the design and development behind what is now Pixel & Tonic. Yesterday we looked at how we’re doing documentation. Today we’ll take a look at the other aspects of add-on management and commerce.

This is the third installment in a series about the design and development behind what is now Pixel & Tonic. Yesterday we looked at how the site is structured, and how we’re handling URLs. Today I’m going to focus on how I’m managing my product documentation.

This is the second installment in a series about the design and development behind what is now Pixel & Tonic. Yesterday we looked at the origin of the name and logo, and a bit of the design process. Today I’m going to focus on how the site is structured.

I don’t get to build EE sites that often anymore, but when I do, interesting things are bound to happen. Now that Pixel & Tonic has (finally) launched, I figured I’d take the opportunity to talk a bit about the process behind it, and show off some of the cooler parts at work. This is the first installment of a week-long series. Enjoy!

What better way to celebrate this Pixel & Tonic launch than a massive launch giveaway? Yeah, we thought you’d like that.

So one week from today (March 2), we’ll be handing out over $5,000-worth in prizes!

Ever since I released FieldFrame a year ago, there’s been some confusion surrounding the difference between FieldFrame and FF Matrix. This is entirely my fault, since to date they’ve been bundled together. You’ve never actually downloaded FF Matrix – it just comes with FieldFrame. And many people download FieldFrame for FF Matrix.

In concert with the launch of Pixel & Tonic, it is my pleasure to announce the immediate release of Wygwam 2.0.

We’ve packed several big new features into this release:

After a couple months of 20-hour days packed full of sweat, blood, and tears, I’m thrilled (and relieved) to announce that Pixel & Tonic has landed!

P&T is the embodiment of my decision to go solo. It’s the platform for my future internet endeavors. And its office looks awfully similar to my bedroom.