
PHP 5.6 Is Now the Most Widely Used PHP Version
PHP 5.6 usage has steadily increased over the past year and has now overtaken versions […]

PHP 5.6 usage has steadily increased over the past year and has now overtaken versions […]

On this episode, Marcus Couch and I are joined by Alex Denning, Fred Meyer, and […]

GoDaddy has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Sucuri Security. Sucuri, […]

Foxhound made its debut on WordPress.org yesterday. The React-based theme is the first in the […]

Jesse Petersen, a longtime member of the WordPress community and founder of Genesis The.me, needs […]

The WordPress Theme Review team (TRT) has turned a corner and is approaching a major […]

Yoast SEO 4.5 was released today with a handful of improvements and, most notably, a […]

Last week Steve Burge and the team at PressShack released PublishPress, a fork of Automattic’s […]

GitHub took another step towards beefing up its support for open source projects this week […]

There’s a lot of great WordPress content published in the community but not all of […]

WordPress core contributors have published a survey to collect feedback on how people are using […]

Over the course of a year, WordCamps take place nearly every weekend. Although you can […]

Today Jetpack announced that its users now have access to a collection of 165 free […]

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is experimenting with open sourcing more of its code […]
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