
Happy Developers, Happy Ecosystem: The Intangible Impact of WordPress’ Minimum PHP Version Bump
The following is a guest post by Chris Van Patten, founder of Tomodomo, a digital […]

The following is a guest post by Chris Van Patten, founder of Tomodomo, a digital […]
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The fourth annual php[world] conference is just two weeks away. The event is dedicated to […]

The plans for WordPress 4.9.9 are currently in limbo after today’s core developers’ chat. Here’s […]

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I discuss the news of the week including, […]

Iain Poulson has published a thoughtful request on the Delicious Brains blog asking WordPress plugin […]

Although WordPress core currently maintains backwards compatibility with PHP 5.2.4+, plugin and theme authors are […]

WordPress’ Core PHP team has created a new GitHub organization for initiatives focused on improving […]

Inpsyde, a WordPress agency and WordPress.com VIP partner based in Germany, has open sourced Wonolog, […]

The results of the BuddyPress 2016 survey have been published. This year the survey received […]

PHP 5.6 usage has steadily increased over the past year and has now overtaken versions […]

PHP 7 Release Manager and Core Developer Kalle Sommer Nielsen has been watching the usage […]

BuddyPress lead developers have decided to bump the minimum PHP requirement for version 2.8 of […]

PHP 4 style constructors are being deprecated in WordPress 4.3 to ease the transition to […]

Developers are anxious for WordPress to bump up the minimum PHP requirement for core, as […]

In March of 2013, Matt Mullenweg stopped by the Memeburn office to talk about how […]