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Can you imagine the days of writing code before git collaboration was a possibility? That&#8217;s where we are right now as writers, locked out of posts and waiting turns while the work is going on.  A fully featured and usable Post Forking plugin has the potential to radically change the editorial workflow for thousands of WordPress publishers around the world. </p>\n<p>If you&#8217;re inspired by the possibilities of more collaboration in WordPress, please <a href=\"http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/wordpress-post-forking\" target=\"_blank\">contribute to the Post Forking project</a> on Indiegogo. There is also a <a href=\"https://github.com/post-forking/post-forking/issues\" target=\"_blank\">bug tracker for feature requests and bug reports</a> where you can contribute. Join the <a href=\"https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/post-forking\" target=\"_blank\">mailing list</a> jump in at the #wp-postforking chatroom on IRC. 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Long time WordPress hacker, Ryan McCue is busily creating a <a href=\"http://make.wordpress.org/core/2013/06/17/json-rest-api/\" target=\"_blank\">JSON REST API</a> that will pave the way for outside applications to be able to communicate more easily with WordPress. <span id=\"more-9124\"></span></p>\n<h3>A Quick Introduction to Ryan and JSON</h3>\n<p>Ryan first got involved contributing to the WordPress core about 6 years ago. Back in the day you could find him helping out in the #wordpress IRC channel and answering questions. This eventually led him to start making patches to core for issues. 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I asked him to school us in the basics and he obliged:</p>\n<blockquote><p>JSON is a data format based on Javascript&#8217;s representation of objects,<br />\nbut it&#8217;s widely used because it can be easily represented in almost<br />\nevery programming language.</p>\n<p>The project uses JSON as a format since basically every language can<br />\nunderstand it, and it&#8217;s extremely easy to work with. The project<br />\nadditionally uses REST semantics, which is a way of building<br />\napplications that make full use of the web and existing tools. The<br />\nbenefit of both of these is that any program which can access the web<br />\ncan use the API, leaving developers only the WordPress-specific code to<br />\nwrite.</p>\n<p>For comparison: the current mobile apps use the XML-RPC API, and up to<br />\n40% of their code is just to understand the XML properly, whereas JSON<br />\nsupport is built-in to iOS and Android natively.</p></blockquote>\n<h3>The JSON REST API Will Affect Everyone Who Works With WordPress</h3>\n<p>I asked Ryan how the JSON REST API will affect WordPress users and developers. It seems that while the API is not readily visible to users, they will experience the benefits of more interactive WordPress websites. Developers will also have an easier time creating this experience. He believes that it will impact everyone:</p>\n<blockquote><p>The JSON REST API is a simple but powerful way to interact with<br />\nWordPress. Mobile, desktop and web applications can get data from<br />\nWordPress and do anything you can do via the admin panel. It&#8217;s like the<br />\nadmin panel, minus the UI.</p>\n<p>This project will affect everyone who works with WordPress. Mobile and<br />\ndesktop applications can move past restrictions on WordPress&#8217; existing<br />\nAPIs and start working with WordPress in much deeper ways, while themes<br />\nand plugins can become much more interactive. The availability of this<br />\nas a core feature also means less time spent by developers creating<br />\nsomething similar, and more time spent creating actual features.</p></blockquote>\n<p>In simple terms, for developers, this is going to be like upgrading all the old tools in your garage to be power tools, so you can focus on building. 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Kat has been working as a WordPress freelancer and was recently selected for an internship with WordPress as part of the <a href=\"https://wiki.gnome.org/OutreachProgramForWomen\" target=\"_blank\">Free and Open Source Software Outreach Program for Women</a>. The program was inspired by <a href=\"http://code.google.com/soc\" title=\"Google Summer of Code\" target=\"_blank\">Google Summer of Code</a> and was created because so few women applied for participation in GSOC. The Outreach Program for Women (OPW) sponsored Kat Hagan to work on WordPress and last week she released version 1.0 of the new <a href=\"http://wordpress.org/plugins/post-by-email/\" title=\"WordPress Post By Email plugin\" target=\"_blank\">Post By Email plugin</a>.</p>\n<p>I checked in with Kat to find out what she plans for the future of the plugin. 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I&#8217;m glad I chose this route, though, since it&#8217;s saved me a lot of time in implementing new features (not to mention spared me the bugs I would certainly have introduced in reinventing this particular wheel).</p>\n<p>From a non-technical standpoint, just learning how the WordPress community works was a significant challenge.  As someone who&#8217;s never worked on open source software before, I&#8217;m used to projects having a very clear hierarchy and schedule &#8212; you have a manager or a tech lead who acts as the final arbiter of what gets done, how it gets done and when.  In WordPress land, it&#8217;s much more democratic: while there are loose areas of responsibility, everyone joins in the discussion about how to implement things and what to focus on.  It was a bit overwhelming at first!</p></blockquote>\n<h3>How is the Post By Email plugin different from Postie or Jetpack&#8217;s post by email feature?</h3>\n<p>You may be wondering, as I was, how the new plugin differs from counterparts such as <a href=\"http://wordpress.org/plugins/postie/\" target=\"_blank\">Postie</a> and <a href=\"http://jetpack.me/support/post-by-email/\" target=\"_blank\">Jetpack&#8217;s Post By Email</a>, both of which already do almost everything one could imagine. Hagan&#8217;s plugin was built for a different purpose. </p>\n<blockquote><p>For starters, it&#8217;s not as full-featured, at least not yet; we wanted a canonical plugin that, while it doesn&#8217;t necessarily have all the bells and whistles, makes it fairly easy for anyone who&#8217;s been using the existing functionality up to this point to migrate over.  I do think they fulfill slightly different needs.  Postie allows a lot of customization, almost like a template (e.g. specifying start and end, excerpts, post format) and Jetpack&#8217;s Post By Email integrates support for other features used on wordpress.com, like polls.  Jetpack also uses an auto-generated wordpress.com email address instead of connecting to a third-party email account.</p></blockquote>\n<p>The good news here is that when the changes happen in WordPress 3.7, users will have a lot of options for continuing their posting by email. I asked Kat if she&#8217;ll be adding in all the new features that were outlined in her <a href=\"http://codebykat.wordpress.com/2013/06/15/post-by-email-proposal-v2/\" target=\"_blank\">original proposal</a> for the project. 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He recently listed the project on Indiegogo and has chosen to adopt the patronage model to help fund improvements to the plugin. His reasoning is, “Creating software costs money.  I want to do user testing, which costs money and also want to be able to focus on it for a little while without needing to worry about how to pay my  rent.  When people contribute, in code, documentation, support or with cash, it makes them a part of the team.”  Getting funding this way is a smart approach.  Rather than sit around being frustrated by a lack of time to work on the project, he is allowing the WordPress community to demonstrate its interest and become part of something larger. Collaboration is the whole idea, after all, and Jorbin said that he has been inspired by the response: “Seeing how the community has responded has felt amazing.  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