I’ve been busy the last couple of weeks writing for a new blog called PluginZilla.com. As you may have guessed by now it’s a blog where you can read WordPress plugin reviews. Currently there are only a few entries there but more are being added on a weekly basis.

The basic premise is simple, pick a plugin {new or old} that could be of benefit to a wide variety of WordPress users and give them a direct-to-the-point type of review. Providing just enough information so that a user can decide how the plugin works, any issues they should know about and if it’s the right plugin for them. There are many plugins out there that a lot of users don’t know about, I’ve discovered quite a few myself since I started writing for the blog.

Mat, the owner of the blog, has taken a great initiative to provide the WordPress community a valuable resource and I’m glad to be the first one writing for it. As there are some plugins out there that need a little bit of getting used to, I’ve had some hiccups myself with a few in the past.

I tend to try out most of the plugins myself, but some of them already have working versions on the authors blogs – so I just test them out there and provide my point of view.

If you are a plugin developer, or own a WordPress plugin, then you can submit your plugin for review and we’ll review it. Subscribe to PluginZilla to be updated of new reviews as they are published.

Everybody Go To…PluginZilla!

About the author

Hyder has been blogging for the past two years on this blog. He started Weborithm, his web company, in 2007 and along with designing blogs and websites also releases various web related products.