
Why WordPress Theme Authors Still Need to Specify BuddyPress Compatibility
When BuddyPress 1.7 was released in April 2013, the most anticipated new feature was WordPress […]

When BuddyPress 1.7 was released in April 2013, the most anticipated new feature was WordPress […]

Near the end of episode 133 of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch mentioned a new plugin […]

One of the most exciting features in WordPress 3.7 was the ability for WordPress to […]

Peter Adams who runs the site WP Photog has published a rant against Photography based […]

After celebrating his 30th birthday this weekend, Matt Mullenweg announced that he has accepted a […]

Over the weekend, WordCamp Miami announced a date change for the 5th anniversary event. It’s […]
All three contributing writers to WPTavern were able to be part of the first episode […]

ManageWP announced today that it has made its way into cPanel on sites hosted with […]

Ridizain is a free WordPress magazine theme, heavily inspired by the new Twenty Fourteen default […]

WP-CLI was one of the most exciting WordPress tools to be released a couple of […]

Andrew Nacin is on a roll with adding improvements to the WordPress core trac. During […]

The WordPress project is going through some growing pains. After 10 years there are millions […]

Jen Mylo has published some interesting statistics on the WordPress Community blog that show WordCamps […]

WordPress is available in more than 80 different languages, due in large part to the […]

Hunting for a new WordPress theme can be an overwhelming task, given the sheer number […]
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