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Inside DE{CODE} 2024, WP Engine’s Upcoming Developer Conference
WP Engine’s team opens up about their annual developer conference focusing on WordPress, AI, and of course, Advanced Custom Fields.
Recent Posts
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Reflections on My 2 Weeks Writing for The Tavern
What did I learn during my 2 weeks of writing for The Tavern? Why was it so scary to push the “Publish” button? How would I improve The Tavern? I reflect on these questions and more!
Toby Cryns
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The WordPress Training Team’s Big Changes: Learning Pathways and Website Redesign
The WordPress Training team is rethinking- and redesigning- how Users, Designers, and Developers can Learn WordPress.
Brian Coords
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Bluehost Announced New Cloud Hosting Built on WP Cloud
Bluehost, one of the leading web hosting providers, has announced Bluehost Cloud, an innovative cloud-based […]
Jyolsna
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Surprising Tech Trends in WordPress and Beyond
WordPress constitutes 46% of websites, showing stable usage but with a significant portion using outdated software. Competitors like Wix and Squarespace are gaining ground, while PHP and Mailchimp experience decreases in usage.
Toby Cryns
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Matt Mullenweg to Deliver State Of The Word 2024 From Tokyo, Japan
WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg announced at the Q&A session of WordCamp Asia 2024 that he […]
Jyolsna
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Automattic Doubles Down on the Developer Community
As the WordPress ecosystem evolves, Automattic is changing its relationship with the developer community.
Brian Coords
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WordCamp Asia 2025 Scheduled For Next February in Manila, Philippines
WordCamp Asia has unveiled its host city for 2025 – Manila, Philippines. After Bangkok and […]
Jyolsna
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Which WP Theme is Best? Fun With Theme Download Stats
The article delves into the popularity of WP.org themes, employing a lighthearted approach and original metrics such as “usage rate” and “enthusiasm gap” to assess user preferences and enthusiasm for different WP themes.
Toby Cryns
Brian Coords