
Meet John Blackbourn, WordPress 4.1 Release Lead
Nine years ago, John Blackbourn was stocking shelves at a supermarket 40 hours per week […]

Nine years ago, John Blackbourn was stocking shelves at a supermarket 40 hours per week […]

WordPress developer Ryan Hellyer had always wanted to open source his website. As a strong […]

The CEO of iThemes, Cory Miller, published a second update concerning the security breach that […]

WP Photographers, is a new resource created by Aaron Hockley, to help photographers and WordPress […]

If the WordPress community is your only barometer of knowing how an open source community […]

iThemes published details on a security breach that took place earlier today. According to the […]

If you’ve ever wondered how well an open source project is maintained, you now have […]

Netropolitan, colloquially dubbed the “Facebook for rich people,” is a new private social network available […]

PhpStorm from JetBrains is far and away the most favored IDE for PHP developers. In […]

Creating a custom banner for your plugin on WordPress.org will help your extension to stand […]

Aesop Story Engine 1.1. beta is now in the hands of eager testers, as project […]

Since 2011, WPShout has conducted a comprehensive, non-biased, webhosting survey. Although the site has changed […]

The open source NetBeans IDE has support for several different languages and frameworks and a […]

Jeff Starr, a contributing author to DigWP.com, has put the finishing touches on his brand […]

The WordPress 2014 survey is now available. Anyone who uses WordPress in any capacity is […]