Learn WordPress Publishes New Lesson Plan on Contributing to Openverse and the WordPress Photo Directory
Learn WordPress, the project’s official free learning resource site, is rapidly expanding the number of […]
Tag: Openverse
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Jetpack 10.8 Introduces QR Code Post Sharing, Adds Openverse Media Provider
People have been asking if QR codes are dead for the past decade, but their […]
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State of the Word 2021: WordPress Passes 43% Market Share, Looks to Expand the Commons Through Openverse
Matt Mullenweg delivered his annual State of the Word address yesterday before a live studio […]
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Creative Commons Search Is Now Openverse
The Creative Commons search engine has been rebranded to Openverse and now redirects to its […]
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#10 – What’s in WordPress 5.9, and What Is Openverse?
On the podcast today we have something new. Until now I’ve interviewed one person at a time, but today there’s three people on the call, Birgit Pauli-Haack, Marcus Kazmierczak and Zack Krida. So WordPress 5.9 is just around the corner. Initially scheduled for release in December 2021, it has now been pushed back until January 2022. There’s a lot in this release, most notably Full Site Editing and we chat through the highlights. The we move on to talk about Openverse, which is a search engine for openly-licensed media. We get into how media is licensed and why this project is a good fit for WordPress, and we round off with some thoughts on how it will integrate with the Block Editor in the future.
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#5 – Robert Jacobi on Why He’s Putting Gutenberg First
On the podcast today we have Robert Jacobi. Robert is Director of WordPress at Cloudways. He’s been working with open source software for almost twenty years and so today we have a broad discussion about his ‘Gutenberg First’ approach as well as how the project is evolving. We also chat about WordPress events and Openverse.
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Openverse: Why This Project Is Good for WordPress and the Web
In today’s WP Briefing podcast episode, The Commons of Images, host Josepha Haden Chomphosy discussed […]