The Perils of Hiring: A Cautionary Tale from A WordPress Business Owner
After being in the WordPress world for 15 years, I’ve made some incredible friendships and […]
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WordPress Photo Festival 2024, A Five Part Retrospective, Part 2, Volunteers
The second of a five part series looking at the International WPPhotos event that happened in early February, 2024. We’ll be talking with some volunteers.
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FSE Outreach Experimental Loses Two Words, Gains New Life
Almost 4 years after it was launched, the FSE Outreach Program is no longer experimental, but still vital
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WordPress Photo Festival 2024, A Five Part Retrospective, Part 1, Organizers
The first of a five part series looking at the International WPPhotos event that happened in early February, 2024.
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WordCamp Canada (WCEH) Announces Call for Speakers, Sponsors & Volunteers
WordCamp Canada is rollin’ out the plaid carpet, eh, for its big debut. It’s a beaut chance for Canadians to showcase what makes them unique.
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Proposal: Host non-bundled Blocks in Gutenberg’s GitHub Repository
Can Gutenberg’s Lead Architect adapt the Block Directory to please developers, maintainers, and users?
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WooCommerce Releases 8.6 & 8.6.1
WooCommerce releases 8.6 and patch 8.6.1 with new features and enhancements for merchants and developers.
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Navigating the Nexus: A Chronicle of Recent WordPress Acquisitions
Over the past four months, some exciting developments have been bustling in the dynamic mergers […]
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WordPress 6.5 Is Around the Corner; Test Beta 2
Faster load times, dozens of A11Y and design improvements, a new Font Library, and two exciting APIs: let the testing begin
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WP Tavern Launches Writer Hunger Games
Seven folx from the WordPress Community have been selected as finalists for two positions as writers for the Tavern. May the odds be ever in your favor.
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WordPress 2023 Survey: Block Editor on the Rise, Positive Feeling about Contributing Drops
Key findings from WordPress’ annual survey show users care about performance and stability more than new features
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Freenginx’s Stand Against Corporate Limits: Potentially A New Era for WordPress Hosting
The Latest In a recent development within the world of web servers, the highly regarded […]
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Interactivity API Prepares for its Official Debut in WordPress 6.5
Could this API be another pivotal moment in the WordPress Project’s history?
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Look Who’s Back: jQuery 4.0.0 Is Now in Beta
jQuery, still one of the most popular JavaScript libraries on the web, gets a much needed update
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Bricks 1.9.6.1 Patches Critical RCE Vulnerability
The vulnerability impacts all versions of Bricks Builder before version 1.9.6.1. Identified as a Remote Code Execution (RCE) flaw, it poses a critical security risk, allowing attackers to potentially gain unauthorized control over websites running on an affected version of Bricks.