A series on creating apps with the WordPress REST API and React
I really am excited about a new series on the Delicious Brains blog, where … Read more
Gravity Forms hook reference
David Smith runs one of my favorite niche WordPress websites: Gravity Wiz. The site … Read more
You screwed up. Now what?
Everybody screws up, Andrew Norcross says on the newly popular Dear Design Student. The … Read more
Aesop seeks buyer, with $4,000-5,000 per month revenue
Nick Haskins is looking to sell Aesop Story Engine, the themes he’s built for … Read more
WordPress as an enterprise contender
The Huge team blog has a recent post where they discuss the merits of … Read more
Format your WordPress plugin readme properly
David Decker goes into detail on the Pippin’s Plugin blog for how to properly … Read more
WordPress themes will allow a requirement of the REST API
A recent theme review team meeting concluded that they would accept theme submissions that … Read more
WordPress 4.3 release candidate, and a rare point release candidate too
Today, WordPress 4.3 hit Release Candidate 1, and there was also a rare release … Read more
Paid Memberships Pro unveils business model from 2012 to now
Paid Memberships Pro has a somewhat unique monetization method for their plugin. They largely … Read more
Herbert is a framework for building plugins
Herbert is a fancy MVC framework for building WordPress plugins. If you long for a … Read more
Strong passwords by default
Mark Jaquith has further outlined the new password features in 4.3, and they are … Read more
WordPress hosting performance benchmarks, 2015
Kevin Ohashi has this year’s WordPress hosting performance benchmarks review up on Review Signal, … Read more
Don’t make enemies, invest in friendships
Enemies are trouble and tear you down. Friends support you and build you up. Building a friendship is not easy, especially when the potential friend could just as easily be your enemy. But it’s a worthwhile endeavor and a lasting investment.
Rogue shortcodes cause controversy for 4.2.3 security release
The WordPress 4.2.3 security release looks like most security releases on the surface, but … Read more
Thesis, Automattic, and WordPress
Chris Pearson and Matt Mullenweg have hardly communicated with one another in the last five years, but they are ideological enemies. They have very strong personalities and unshakable beliefs on business and software. This is a story of their dispute, their idealism, and the implications it will have on the WordPress project.
Version 2 of the WordPress REST API released
Version 2 of the WordPress REST API has been released on WordPress.org as a … Read more
