
aXe: An Open Source JavaScript Library for Automating Accessibility Testing
In June 2015 Deque, an accessibility consultancy, open sourced aXe, its accessibility rules engine for […]

In June 2015 Deque, an accessibility consultancy, open sourced aXe, its accessibility rules engine for […]

Last week WooCommerce announced on Twitter that its Stripe payment gateway is now a free […]

This week Mandrill announced that it will be discontinuing its free tier for transactional emails. […]

After leading the do_action( ‘wordpress-charity-hackathon’ ); event in 2014 and 2015 in Cape Town, South […]

In February 2015, the WordPress Theme Directory launched a new design. Konstantin Obenland worked with […]

In October 2014, Jetpack 3.2 introduced a new site logo feature for theme developers. As […]

Today WordPress.com announced support for Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), Google’s open source project to improve […]

One of the challenges of organizing a WordCamp is coming up with general swag for […]

WooCommerce is currently the most popular way to add a store to WordPress. Its usage […]

In a SMB trust index survey conducted by Alignable in the fourth quarter of 2015, […]

Over the weekend, Jeremy Felt released Varying Vagrant Vagrants 1.3.0. Although VVV uses VirtualBox as […]

Hack.summit() is a unique event for developers that is set to be live-streamed February 22-24, […]

During the 2015 State of the Word address, Matt Mullenweg shared a few stats about […]

Happy Joe founder James Dalman announced this week that the non-profit organization will be shutting […]

Last week GitHub responded to a letter from open source project maintainers with apologies for […]
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