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- 30: Mullenweg Ramps Up Communication Ahead of WordPress 5.0 Release, RC2 Now Available
- 30: Let Us Know If You’re Hosting a WordCamp US Watch Party
- 29: Gutenberg Times to Host Live Q&A with Gutenberg Leads on Friday, November 30
- 29: WPCampus Seeks to Raise $30K for Gutenberg Accessibility Audit
- 28: Drupal 8.7 to Introduce Layout Builder, Contributors Face Accessibility Challenges
- 28: WPWeekly Episode 339 – Interview With Pippin Williamson, Founder of Sandhills Development, LLC
- 28: SyntaxHighlighter Evolved Plugin Adds Gutenberg Support
- 27: WordCamp US 2018 Livestream Tickets Now Available
- 27: Jetpack 6.8 Adds Gutenberg Blocks for Payment Buttons, Forms, Maps, and Markdown
- 26: WordPress 5.0 RC 1 Released, Gutenberg Passes 1 Million Installations
- 21: WordPress 5.0 RC Expected on U.S. Thanksgiving Holiday, despite Last-Minute Pushback from Contributors
- 20: ExpressionEngine Goes Open Source after 16 Years
- 19: Figma Partners with WordPress to Improve Design Collaboration
- 19: New Block Lab Plugin Makes it Easy to Create Custom Gutenberg Blocks
- 16: Gutenberg is Coming to WordPress’ Mobile Apps, Beta Version Expected February 2019
- 16: How WordPress Has Changed People’s Lives
- 16: WordPress 5.0 Beta 5 Adds Permalink Editing to the Document Sidebar
- 16: WordPress Accessibility Team to Host Hackathon with Deque Systems at WordCamp US 2018
- 15: Full Gutenberg Compatibility Coming Soon to Automattic’s Free Themes on WordPress.org, Including Storefront for WooCommerce
- 15: WPWeekly Episode 338 – Inflation, WordPress Release Dates, WP GDPR
- 14: NextGEN Gallery Plugin to Add Gutenberg Support Ahead of WordPress 5.0
- 14: Drupal Gutenberg Showcased at DrupalCamp Oslo 2018
- 14: Maximum Ticket Prices for WordCamps Will Increase to $25 per Day in 2019
- 13: Google Developers Demo AMP Stories Integration with Gutenberg at Chrome Dev Summit
- 12: WordCamp Nordic Tickets Now on Sale, Sponsorship Packages Sold Out in Minutes
- 12: WP GDPR Compliance Plugin Patches Privilege Escalation Vulnerability
- 10: Matt Mullenweg Addresses Controversies Surrounding Gutenberg at WordCamp Portland Q&A
- 09: WordPress 5.0 Release Date Update to November 27
- 09: WPWeekly Episode 337 – Gutenberg User Experiences, Release Timelines, and the Classic Editor
- 08: Calls to Delay WordPress 5.0 Increase, Developers Cite Usability Concerns and Numerous Bugs in Gutenberg
- 08: Adding Aligned Images to Paragraphs in Gutenberg Is Not as Tough as I Thought
- 07: Classic Editor Plugin May Be Included with 5.0 Updates, Support Window Set to End in 2021
- 07: Nidhi Jain Is Awarded the Kim Parsell Travel Scholarship
- 05: Authors of Popular WordPress.org Themes Rolling Out Gutenberg Compatibility Updates Ahead of 5.0 Release
- 05: WordPress 5.0 Beta 3 Released, RC 1 Expected November 12
- 02: GitHub Rolls Out More Small Improvements as Part of Project Paper Cuts
- 02: WPWeekly Episode 336 – Interview With Andrew Roberts, CEO and Co-founder of Tiny
- 02: How to Add an Image to A Paragraph Block in Gutenberg
- 01: Google’s reCAPTCHA v3 Promises a “Frictionless User Experience”
- 31: Gutenberg Cloud Plugin for WordPress is Now in Beta
- 30: WordPress.com and Jetpack Launch New Activity Feature for Monitoring Website Changes
- 30: WordPress Accessibility Team Delivers Sobering Assessment of Gutenberg: “We have to draw a line.”
- 29: php[world] 2018 to Feature Full-Day Gutenberg Development Workshop
- 26: WooCommerce 3.5 Introduces REST API v3, Improves Transactional Emails
- 26: WP Engine Acquires Array Themes
- 25: WPWeekly Episode 335 – Introduction to BigCommerce with Topher DeRosia
- 25: WPCampus is Pursuing an Independent Accessibility Audit of Gutenberg
- 24: WordPress 5.0 Beta 1 Now Available for Testing
- 24: WCEU Team is Working on PWA Support for All WordCamp Websites
- 23: New Plugin Adds Elementor Templates as Gutenberg Blocks
- 23: Upcase Developer Learning Platform is Now Free
- 22: Polldaddy Rebrands to Crowdsignal
- 19: Genesis Framework and StudioPress Themes Add Gutenberg Compatibility, More Gutenberg Features Coming Soon
- 19: Gutenberg Team Addresses Accessibility Concerns, Highlights Tools and Features that Surpass the Classic Editor
- 18: The New Woo Adopts Gutenberg Components, User Interface Driven by React
- 18: Learn How to Build an Interactive Prototype with Dave Martin’s Free JavaScript for Designers Course
- 18: WPWeekly Episode 334 – Accessibility, Gutenberg, and Twenty Nineteen
- 17: Gutenberg Accessibility Audit Postponed Indefinitely
- 16: First Look at The Twenty Nineteen Default Theme
- 16: ACF 5.8 Beta 1 Introduces Blocks Feature, Release Slated for November
- 15: WordPress Privacy Contributors Begin Work on V2 Roadmap, Form Cross-Platform Working Group
- 12: Contributing to Gutenberg: A New Contributor’s Experience
- 12: WordCamp for Publishers Seeks Host City for 2019
- 12: Learn How to Build JavaScript Plugins for WordPress with Riad Benguella’s Starter Kit/Tutorial
- 12: WordCamp Nordic 2019 to be Held in Helsinki, March 7-8
- 11: Tiny Raises $4M in Series A Funding, Publishes Gutenberg FAQ
- 11: WPWeekly Episode 333 – Interview With Mike ‘Shredder’ Schroder
- 11: Gutenberg 4.0 RC 1 Released, Testing Ramps Up Amid Critical Accessibility Concerns
- 09: Jetpack 6.6 Improves Site Verification Tools, Asset CDN Module Now in Beta, Gutenberg Blocks Coming Soon
- 09: WordPress Accessibility Team Lead Resigns, Cites Political Complications Related to Gutenberg
- 08: Alexis Lloyd and Riad Benguella Will Lead Phase Two of Gutenberg
- 08: Miami WordPresser Todrick Moore Passes Away
- 08: How the Student-Owned Pelham Examiner Uses WordPress to Empower Young Journalists
- 05: WooSesh Schedule Published, WooCommerce Team to Deliver Keynote
- 04: If Deadlines Are Not Arbitrary, Why Not Release WordPress 5.0 in the Beginning of January?
- 04: WordPress Theme and Plugin Shops are Pioneering the First Layout Blocks for Gutenberg
- 03: WPWeekly Episode 332 – The WordPress 5.0 Release Cycle Begins
- 03: WordPress 5.0 Slated for November 19, 2018
- 03: GoDaddy Hires Mike Schroder to Contribute to WordPress Core Full-Time
- 02: Matt Mullenweg Announces WordPress 5.0 Release Plan, Estimates Release Candidate to Ship in November
- 01: 5th Annual Hacktoberfest Kicks Off Today, Updated Rules Require 5 Pull Requests to Earn a T-shirt
- 01: First Wave of WordCamp Europe 2019 Tickets Sells Out in 3 Hours
- 28: WordCamp Tokyo 2018: Highlights, Recaps, Aftermovie, and More
- 27: WordPress Theme Developers Begin Marketing Themes as Gutenberg Compatible
- 27: WPWeekly Episode 331 – Status Update on Gutenberg With Gary Pendergast
- 27: Lyft Open Sources ColorBox Algorithm for Building Accessible Color Systems
- 26: Gutenberg 4.0 RC 1 Will Be Available in A Few Days
- 26: WordPress 4.9.9 Release May Shift Focus to PHP 7.3 Compatibility, Gutenberg Merge Proposal Timeline TBD
- 25: Creative Commons Beta Search Tool Adds Access to 13 Content Providers, Improves Metadata with AI Image Tags
- 24: Gutenberg 3.9 Introduces Reusable, Exportable Templates for Multiple Blocks
- 21: New commonWP Plugin Enables WordPress Sites to Use the Free jsDelivr CDN
- 21: Gutenstats Blog Is Live, Tracking Gutenberg Beta Testing Data
- 20: ACF 5.0 Released with Updated UI and Gutenberg Compatibility
- 19: WPForms Acquires Pirate Forms, Plugin to be Retired
- 19: Big Bite Creative to Launch New Amnesty International Website based on Gutenberg
- 18: Gutenberg Cloud: A Cross-Platform Community Library for Custom Gutenberg Blocks
- 18: Hybrid Core 5.0 Offers a More Modern, Modular Approach to WordPress Theme Development
- 17: Yoast SEO 8.2 Adds How-To and FAQ Gutenberg Blocks with Structured Data
- 14: Gutenberg 3.8 Released, Adds Full Screen Mode
- 14: Gutenberg is Slowly Rolling Out to WordPress.com Users
- 14: Drupal Gutenberg Project Receives Enthusiastic Reception at Drupal Europe
- 13: WPWeekly Episode 330 – WPShout, Community, and Burnout
- 13: WordPress 4.9.9 Release Focus Items Include Site Health Project and Gutenberg Preparation
- 13: Official WooCommerce Android App Now in Beta
- 12: WordCamp Wilmington Cancelled Due to Hurricane Florence
- 12: MetaSlider Plugin Adds Gutenberg Block for Inserting Sliders
- 11: Marcel Bootsman is Walking 700km to WordCamp Europe to Raise Funds for DonateWC
- 11: Hemingway Theme Adds Gutenberg Support
- 10: Meetup Group Organizers Can Now Earn A WordPress.org User Profile Badge
- 10: WordPress Coding Standards 1.1.0 Released
- 07: Biratnagar, Nepal to Host Its First WordCamp – December 22, 2018
- 07: Dark Mode is Possibly Coming to a WordPress Dashboard Near You
- 07: The State of JavaScript 2018 Survey is Now Open
- 05: Pootlepress Previews Upcoming Storefront Blocks Plugin for WooCommerce
- 04: AMP for WordPress Plugin to Introduce User-Friendly Theme Support Settings in Upcoming 1.0 Release
- 31: Gutenberg 3.7 Released, Introduces Spotlight Mode
- 30: WPWeekly Episode 329 – Gutenberg, Forks, and WordPress Development Cycles
- 29: Distributor Plugin Now Publicly Available, Adds Gutenberg Support
- 29: Gutenberg Contributors Considering a “Focus Mode” for Writing
- 29: Gary Pendergast Praises ClassicPress, Extends Invitation for Collaboration
- 28: New WP Glossary Site Translates WordPress Techspeak into Plain English
- 28: A Proposal for Improving the Change Block Type User Interface in Gutenberg
- 28: WordPress to Support Classic Editor for “Many Years to Come,” Plugin and Theme Markets Expected to Drive Gutenberg Adoption
- 27: Gutenberg Block Library Provides a Searchable Index of Individual Blocks
- 24: WPCampus 2018 Videos Are Now Available to Watch
- 24: Gutenberg and Classic Editor Plugins Pass 200,000 Active Installations, WordPress 4.9.9 Planning Underway
- 24: WordCamp Kochi is Postponed to November 3rd Due to Extensive Flooding
- 23: New Network Media Library Plugin Creates a Shared Library on a Multisite Network
- 22: WordCamp for Publishers 2018 Videos Now Available on WordPress.tv
- 22: WPWeekly Episode 328 – Gutenberg, Forking, and cPanel
- 22: Mario Peshev Explains the Advantages of Gutenberg for Users who Rely on Page Builders
- 21: ClassicPress: Gutenberg Not Included
- 21: Drupal.org Migrates Developer Tools to GitLab
- 21: Oakley Capital to Acquire cPanel
- 20: How a Munich-based Game Studio is Using WordPress and Gutenberg to Power Its Website
- 17: My Gutenberg Experience: Part Three
- 17: Gutenberg 3.6 Adds New Icons for All Core Blocks
- 16: WordPress for iOS 10.6 Adds A Detailed Site Activity Log
- 16: WordPress.com Boots Sandy Hook Conspiracy Theory Sites, Bans Malicious Publication of Unauthorized Images of Minors
- 15: WPWeekly Episode 327 – Truth, Misinformation, and Good Ideas
- 15: Yoast SEO 8.0 Introduces Gutenberg Sidebar Integration, Revamps Classic Editor Meta Box
- 14: Syed Balkhi Launches A WordPress-focused Growth Accelerator Fund
- 13: Sami Keijonen’s Foxland Themes and Plugins are Now Available for Free
- 13: New BackYourStack Tool Drives Financial Support for Open Source Projects
- 10: Gutenberg 3.5.0 Released
- 09: Ephox, Creators of TinyMCE, Rebrand to Tiny Technologies Inc.
- 09: Yoast SEO Team is Testing Gutenberg Integration Coming in Version 8.0 Next Week
- 09: Advanced Custom Fields to Add Gutenberg Compatibility in Version 5.0, Slated for September
- 08: WPWeekly Episode 326 – Long Live the Fields API Project
- 08: Mythic: A WordPress Starter Theme by Justin Tadlock Now in Open Beta
- 08: Watch the Top 10 Sessions from WordCamp Europe 2018
- 07: First Look at Live Demo of the Gutenberg Content Editor for Drupal 8
- 06: Gutenberg Plugin Garners Mixed Reactions from New Wave of Testers
- 06: WordCamp Ann Arbor Cancelled, Organizers Set Sights on 2019 Event
- 02: WordPress 4.9.8 Released
- 02: WordPress.com Partners with Pexels to Offer Diverse, Free Stock Photo Library
- 02: Official Gutenberg Information Site Updated with Interactive Frontend Demo
- 01: WPWeekly Episode 325 – A Different Facebook for Everyone
- 01: Easy Digital Downloads Substantially Reduces Prices for Extension Passes
- 01: Gutenberg 3.4 Adds New Warning to Classic Editor When Editing Posts Containing Blocks
- 31: WordPress 4.9.8 RC 3 Released, Limits ‘Try Gutenberg’ Callout Visibility
- 31: Facebook Shuts Down API for Publishing to User Timelines, Impacts Jetpack’s Publicize Feature
- 30: WordPress Coding Standards 1.0.0 Released
- 30: David Needham Chats about Venturing Outside WordCamp to Visit Other Open Source Communities
- 30: WordPress Developers: Learn How to Convert Shortcodes to Gutenberg Blocks
- 27: Plugin Review: Theme Support for Gutenberg
- 27: WooSesh Virtual WooCommerce Conference to be Held October 18-19
- 26: Slack Acquires HipChat, Moves Blog from Medium to WordPress
- 26: How to Create A Gutenberg Block Attributes Glossary
- 26: Font Awesome 5.2 Adds 372 New Icons, Introduces Automotive and Education Categories
- 25: WPWeekly Episode 324 – Getting NC State Gutenready
- 25: Frontenberg Lets Users Test Gutenberg on the Frontend
- 25: WordPress Core Fields API Project is Seeking New Leadership
- 24: Google Chrome Rolls Out “Not Secure” Warning for Plain HTTP Sites
- 23: Thoughts From Two Founders Who Recently Sold Their WordPress Businesses
- 23: WP-CLI Hack Day Is A Success
- 23: WordSesh Returns Wednesday, July 25, Experiments with Charging Attendees for Tickets
- 20: Gutenberg 3.3 Released, Adds Archives and Recent Comments Blocks
- 20: Karachi to Host First WordCamp in Pakistan Following Cancellation of WordCamp Lahore
- 20: WordPress 4.9.8 Will Significantly Reduce Memory Leak
- 19: First Look at “Try Gutenberg” Prompt in WordPress 4.9.8 Beta 2
- 18: Insight Into How North Carolina State Is Preparing for Gutenberg
- 18: Meet Bernhard Kau, Local Lead Organizer of WordCamp Europe 2019 in Berlin
- 18: WP-CLI Hack Day Friday, July 20th
- 17: iThemes Enters the Hosting Space
- 17: WooCommerce Custom Product Tables Plugin Now in Beta, Boasts 30% Faster Page Loads
- 16: New WordPress Feature Plugin Adds Support for Progressive Web Apps
- 13: WordCamp Europe 2018 Draws 2,085 Attendees, Organizers Look Ahead to 2019 in Berlin
- 12: Array Launches Free Gutenberg-Ready Atomic Blocks Theme on WordPress.org
- 11: WPWeekly Episode 323 – Recap of WordCamp Grand Rapids and A Gutenberg Road Map
- 11: Video: A Quick Introduction to Gutenberg and the New WordPress Block Editor from LinkedIn Learning
- 11: WordCamp Ticket Sales Move from PayPal to Stripe for Default Payment Gateway
- 10: Video: Matt Mullenweg’s Summertime Update At WCEU 2018
- 10: WPCampus Will Be Streamed Live For Free July 13-14
- 10: New Classic Editor Addon Plugin Disables the “Try Gutenberg” Prompt Coming in WordPress 4.9.8
- 09: How WordPress is Powering a New Community on the Remote Island of Ogijima
- 05: WordPress 4.9.8 to Introduce “Try Gutenberg” Callout
- 05: Just Write: A Client-Side React App for Writing and Editing WordPress Posts
- 02: WordCamp Incubator Program 2018 to Host Events in Montevideo, Uruguay and Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
- 02: Block Unit Test Plugin Helps WordPress Theme Developers Prepare for Gutenberg
- 31: WPWeekly Episode 303 – Interview With Zac Gordon, Technology Educator
- 31: Efrain Rivera, A Longtime Community Member, WordCamp Organizer, and Volunteer, Passes Away
- 30: WooCommerce 3.3 Increases Theme Compatibility, Auto Regenerates Thumbnails
- 29: UpdraftPlus Acquires Easy Updates Manager Plugin
- 25: WPWeekly Episode 302 – Brian Gardner, Founder of StudioPress
- 25: WordPress Turns 15 Years Old
- 24: WordCamp Miami Celebrates Its 10th Consecutive Year March 16-18
- 23: New Toolkit Simplifies the Process of Creating Gutenberg Blocks
- 22: Free Conference Dedicated to WordPress in Higher Ed Takes Place January 30th at 9AM CST
- 17: WPWeekly Episode 301 – WordPress in HigherEd, Accessibility, and More With Rachel Cherry
- 17: DesktopServer 3.8.4 Includes A Gift to the Community
- 17: WordPress 4.9.2 Patches XSS Vulnerability
- 15: Gutenberg 2.0 Released With Numerous Accessibility and Keyboard Navigation Improvements
- 05: Zac Gordon Launches Gutenberg Development Course, Includes More Than 30 Videos
- 03: WPWeekly Episode 300 – Interview with Matt ‘Gutenbeard’ Mullenweg
- 03: A Collection of Gutenberg Conversations, Resources, and Videos