
A Look at Why Some Frontend Developers are Decoupling WordPress
This post was contributed by Emily Miller. A native Hoosier, Emily now lives in San […]

This post was contributed by Emily Miller. A native Hoosier, Emily now lives in San […]

While on stage at WordCamp Europe answering a question related to WordPress’ security track record, […]

WordPress is licensed under the GPLv2 and the four freedoms it allows is considered to […]

Netanel Rubin, a vulnerability researcher for Check Point Software and credited for properly disclosing a […]

WordPress 4.2.4 is available and patches six security vulnerabilities. The vulnerabilities were discovered by outside […]

If you use the sharing feature on WordPress.com, you may have noticed an anomaly between your […]

When WordPress 4.2.3 was released last week, not only did it patch a critical security […]

WordPress 4.2.3, a critical security release, was automatically pushed out to users yesterday to fix […]

WordPress users in the Americas woke this morning to find update notices in their inboxes […]

WordPress REST API project lead Ryan McCue, in cooperation with Automattic’s Engineering team, released a […]

WordPress.org will soon support translations and language packs for themes hosted in the official directory. […]

Earlier this month, Tom McFarlin published a great post where he shares his perspective on […]

Post Formats is a feature introduced in WordPress 3.1 that enables themes to visually differentiate […]