WordCamp Miami Kids’ Workshop Launches the Next Generation of Bloggers
WordCamp Miami celebrated its 5th anniversary this year, drawing 770+ people to the event. The […]
WordCamp Miami celebrated its 5th anniversary this year, drawing 770+ people to the event. The […]
In a crucial courtroom decision involving Google v.s Oracle, the United States Court of Appeals for […]
One thing that was continually irksome about Font Awesome icons was the notable absence of […]
Chris Wallace and his team at UpThemes have just pushed their new IssuePress plugin into […]
When the WP Ninjas launched Ninja Forms in 2010, many people dismissed the plugin, saying […]
Kvetch is a Yiddish word defined as a nagging complaint. Introduced to WordPress.org in 2007, […]
WooThemes is continuing to investigate a handful of reports of fraudulent activity on customers’ credit […]
Are you looking to add HHVM to Varying Vagrant Vagrants? HHVVVM is a new HHVM […]
WordPress 3.9.1 was released late last week, resolving 34 bugs. This maintenance release includes several […]
Accessibility is one of those areas of WordPress contribution that hardly ever ends up in […]
Adam Clark, founder of Bottlerocket Creative, just launched a new WordPress service that churns out […]
WordPress currently powers 22% of all websites, up from 18% in 2013, with a CMS […]
A few days ago, GoDaddy quietly removed the ability to submit a trouble ticket or […]
The Query Monitor plugin was released by John Blackbourn in late November of 2013 and […]
WordPress for Android shipped its 2.8 release late last night. This milestone includes 55 closed […]