This is a guest post by Brady Valentino of BVPhotography.ca.
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of interviewing Ryan McCue, of CubeGames.net. Ryan isn’t the most well known guy in the WordPress community, but is an avid user, fanboy, and general WordPress lover, so Mike decided to have me interview him. So, let’s get right into this interview.
Project Hosting, a hosting service provided by WPDesigner.com’s Small Potato, isn’t your ordinary host. Capping off at 120 slots, Project Hosting ensures quality hosting. For $20 a month, you’ll receive 1GB of storage, 40GB of bandwidth, and a ton of other great features. You may think that’s a lot of money for what you’re getting. But with Project H, you’re actually getting what you pay for. With other hosts, there’s no telling what you really get.
As soon as I had saw Project Hosting launched, I thought, wow I’ve gotta try this out! And as most of you know from my last post on Project H, that’s exactly what I did. For the whole month of December, I tested out Project Hosting first hand. Continue reading to find out my experiences.
Well a while ago I decided to interview WordPress Designer Small Potato on WordPress and his site! Now I know there’s been some heat lately running in the WordPress community, but I still have respect for Small Potato.
So, let’s get into the interview! Feel free to add comments and questions at the bottom of the page.
To kick-start WPCandy, we decided to interview Matt Mullenweg! For those of you who don’t know, Matt is the founding developer of WordPress. So let’s skip all this talking and dive right into the interview!
