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WordPress professionals have demonstrated a decent appetite when it comes to listening to and supporting […]
WordPress professionals have demonstrated a decent appetite when it comes to listening to and supporting […]
Version 5.6 of the WordPress for Android app was released today with expanded features for […]
Earlier this year, the WordPress plugin directory review team reminded developers that frameworks are not allowed […]
WordPress strikes a good balance by offering users the ability to publish dynamic content via […]
TechCrunch is the latest victim in OurMine’s summer hacking rampage. The site, which is powered […]
WooCommerce, which powers more than 37% of all online stores, announced today that the plugin […]
Calypso is an application developed by Automattic that is built entirely with JavaScript using the […]
Over the years, WordPress has been developed so that users and site owners don’t need […]
BuddyPress lead developers have decided to bump the minimum PHP requirement for version 2.8 of […]
Building on the success of its Q&A communities, Stack Overflow announced that its new Documentation […]
Before the first inaugural WPCampus took place last weekend, the organizing team conducted a survey to […]
In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I are joined by Eric Meyer. […]
Last week the Ford Foundation published a white paper titled “Roads and Bridges: The Unseen […]
WP Engine customers on legacy Xen Linode host servers are being notified via email and […]
Summer of Pwnage, a Dutch community program for anyone interested in software security, is focusing […]
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