WordPress.org Removes Russian Pro-War Plugin From Directory
After considerable pushback from the Plugin Review team, WordPress.org has removed a plugin called Zamir, […]
After considerable pushback from the Plugin Review team, WordPress.org has removed a plugin called Zamir, […]
WordPress managed hosting company WP Engine has joined Acquia, Fastly, Gatsby, Netlify, and Pantheon to […]
In today’s edition of our Building with Blocks series, we’re going to explore one example […]
The pandemic has dramatically slashed the number of in-person WordPress events that volunteers are organizing […]
Newfold Digital, the parent company of Bluehost, Yoast, and Web.com, has acquired YITH, a WordPress […]
WordPress.org’s contributors are preparing to open the doors of the Pattern Directory to public submissions. […]
CSS-Tricks has been acquired by DigitalOcean, a cloud hosting provider popular among developers. Chris Coyier […]
Background tools in Gutenberg are currently limited to the Cover block, but contributors are working […]
Koji, a popular “link in bio” platform that provides apps to the creator economy, has […]
Patchstack has published its State of WordPress Security whitepaper with a summary of threats to […]
WPExperts has acquired the Password Protected plugin from WordPress developer Ben Huson, author of nearly […]
WordPress’ performance team has released a new feature plugin called Performance Lab that includes a […]
WordPress core committer Jonny Harris merged a patch into WordPress core for a 12-year-old ticket […]
While Russia is decimating Ukrainian cities in an unlawful attempt to occupy the country, WordPress […]
Strattic, a WordPress hosting company that creates static files managed via a headless install, has […]