
WPWeekly Episode 336 – Interview With Andrew Roberts, CEO and Co-founder of Tiny
In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by Andrew Roberts, CEO and […]

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by Andrew Roberts, CEO and […]

WordPress 5.0 is on the horizon and with it comes a number of opportunities to […]

Google introduced reCAPTCHA v3 this week, which promises a new “frictionless user experience.” Earlier versions […]

Frontkom, the team behind the Gutenberg Cloud project, has published the beta version of its […]

WordPress.com launched a new Activity feature today, a tool for monitoring changes that occur on […]

WordPress’ accessibility team has published a statement on the level of overall accessibility of Gutenberg. […]
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The fourth annual php[world] conference is just two weeks away. The event is dedicated to […]

WooCommerce 3.5 was released this week. It’s a minor update that has been in development […]

WP Engine has acquired Array Themes and Atomic Blocks from Mike McAlister for an undisclosed […]

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by Topher DeRosia, a developer […]

WPCampus is looking to hire a company to perform an accessibility audit of the Gutenberg […]

WordPress 5.0 is marching forward with beta 1 released this evening. Major items that need […]

WordCamp Europe’s new PWA (Progressive Web App) was one of the highlights of the 2018 […]

One of the most pressing concerns for users in the Gutenberg era is how page […]

Upcase, a subscription learning platform for developers, is now free and open to the public. […]