by Programming Kid on February 7, 2010
in Wordpress
Hello World!
I have been away from my blog for quite some time now. The reason being, I have started recording my own video tutorials on what I do best – WordPress. It took me some time to figure out how to get started using a Screencast application, editing and making sure the narration was useful.

I am pleased to announce that from now on although my blogging frequency might go down but I would not be posting lots of Videos on WordPress, Internet Tools & Blogging.
I hope the readers of ProgrammingKid benefit from it and I would love to hear your feedback on the same. If all goes well, I also plan to start a Video Section soon.
Thanks!
by Programming Kid on February 7, 2010
in Wordpress
Step by Step guide on How to install WordPress on your Web Host example – HostGator, BlueHost, HostMonster etc using Fantastico.
WordPress can be installed in 2 ways : -
- Manual Method
- Automatic Method
Manual Method
It involves quite a lot of steps and it time consuming, knowledge of Databases, FTP and cPanel are required. One needs to be familiar with their Web Host and can choose their own username, password, database name etc.
- Download WordPress from WordPress.org
- Upload .zip file to FTP and extract the contents
- Create Database and user to manage it.
- Follow the WordPress 3 Step installation
- Installation Complete
Automatic Method
It involves using Fantastico Installer available at most shared hosting providers. For this video, I have used the one provided by HostGator.
Management Information System
by Programming Kid on February 7, 2010
in Wordpress
WordPress has gained immense popularity in the recent years not only as a popular blogging platform but also as a Content Management System (CMS). In this Video Tutorial, we will introduce you to the WordPress Dashboard and its Administrative interface to get going.
by Programming Kid on February 11, 2010
in Wordpress
Continuing with the Video Tutorials on WordPress Essential Series , we’ll now discuss how to add Posts as well as Pages to WordPress. Posts and pages make the building blocks of any Blog or Content Management System (CMS). If you are looking at creating a Blog then Posts would be something that would be of interest to you.
If a CMS is your take then Pages are what you would be adding to your WordPres database.
In this video, I discuss the differences between the two and how to go about adding them to your WordPress website effortlessly.