Should Automattic Create and Manage A WordPress Certification Program?
Peter Schilling thinks so. With WordPress now 10 years old, used across multiple industries, and […]
Peter Schilling thinks so. With WordPress now 10 years old, used across multiple industries, and […]

The WordPress Themes Directory currently hosts 2,140 themes, with 85,619,197 downloads and counting. No commercial […]

There’s no denying that the new features-as-plugins model has super charged WordPress core development. It’s […]
For the second year in a row, WordPress advent calendar will be hosting their WordPress […]

The WordPress Theme Review team is welcoming Justin Tadlock as an admin. Justin is signing […]
Barry Abrahamson, the CTO of WordPress.com, was recently interviewed by the folks over at Frantic.com […]
WordPress 3.8 Beta 1 was released tonight right on schedule. The release haiku pays tribute […]
Browsing ManageWP.org, I came across a submission that piqued my interests. George Kordas, an interactive […]
Today WordPress.com announced that the platform now supports Markdown, the plain text to HTML conversion […]
Yesterday John Blackbourn publicly released Query Monitor, a brand new debugging plugin for WordPress. Query […]
Tamper-evident seals are common in the marketplace for physical goods. They instantly boost consumer confidence, […]
Nearly a year ago, Chris Wallace proposed that the WordPress core adopt a CSS Preprocessor […]
Today was an important day for moving forward on the WordPress 3.8 project schedule. The […]
During Matt Mullenweg’s keynote speech at the Joomla World Conference this past weekend, he announced […]