Gutenberg and the WordPress of Tomorrow by Morten Rand-Hendriksen
While attending WordCamp US 2017, there were a number of sessions that stood out to […]
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WPWeekly Episode 296 – Gutenberg, Telemetry, Calypso, and More With Matt Mullenweg
In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by Matt Mullenweg, co-creator of […]
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WordPress 4.9.1 Released, Fixes Page Template Bug
WordPress 4.9.1 is available for download and is a maintenance and security release. This release […]
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Four Things I’d Like to See in This Year’s State of the Word
This weekend, WordPressers from far and wide will descend upon Nashville, TN, for WordCamp US. […]
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Practicing the Pac-Man Rule at WordCamp US
With more than 2,000 attendees expected, WordCamp US is one of the largest conferences devoted […]
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WPWeekly Episode 295 – Turkey With A Side of Gutenberg and Giving Thanks to Open Source
I apologize for the delay in getting this episode out to you. In this episode, […]
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Workarounds for the Page Template Bug in WordPress 4.9
WordPress 4.9 “Tipton” was released last week and although it’s largely trouble-free, there is one […]
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Consultants Are WordPress’ Boots on the Ground
A business can’t survive without strong sales & customer service, two competencies that are arguably […]
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WPWeekly Episode 294 – HeroPress, Community, and WinningWP With Topher DeRosia
In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by Topher DeRosia, founder of […]
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Watch the State of the Woo! After You Give WooCommerce Your Name and Email Address
If you didn’t watch the live stream or attend WooConf in-person, you’re in luck as […]
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How to Whitelist Comments in WordPress
Out-of-the-box, WordPress provides the ability to blacklist comments or configure a set of options to […]
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Bianca Welds Awarded Kim Parsell Travel Scholarship
The WordPress Foundation has awarded Bianca Welds with the Kim Parsell travel scholarship to attend […]
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WPWeekly Episode 293 – WordPress 4.8.3, RIP Firebug, and Patreon
In this episode, John James Jacoby and I discuss the news of the week including, […]
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WordPress 4.8.3, A Security Release Six Weeks in the Making
WordPress 4.8.3 is available and is a security release for 4.8.2 and all previous versions. […]
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Results From the 2017 WordPress User Survey Are Not Guaranteed to Be Shared
As November edges closer, the countdown to WordCamp US begins. One of the annual traditions […]