Why You Shouldn’t Be Worried About Screwing Up When Contributing To WordPress
In the WordPress 3.9 development chat that was held on Wednesday, January 15th, a number […]
In the WordPress 3.9 development chat that was held on Wednesday, January 15th, a number […]
Andrew Nacin announced official git mirrors for WordPress this afternoon on the WordPress make/core development […]
The WordPress project is going through some growing pains. After 10 years there are millions […]
In December of 2013, w3schools reported that Chrome has captured 55.8 % of the global […]
David Bisset has been organizing WordCamp Miami for the past five years. That’s a long […]
We’re entering the time of year when everyone opens their calendars and starts planning for […]
WordPress 3.8 was released just a few days ago. There were 188 contributors that helped […]
Many people around the world are already in the thick of celebrating a host of […]
A few months ago, I had the privilege to attend WordCamp Grand Rapids. At the […]
Inmotionghosting has a great historical timeline showing images of the front and backend of WordPress […]
Yesterday, I explained how to make it snow on your website if you have the […]
WordPress 3.8 RC1 was released today ahead of the hard freeze scheduled for Dec. 5th. […]
Peter Schilling thinks so. With WordPress now 10 years old, used across multiple industries, and […]