February 2016 • Page 5 of 6 • Post Status

Okay, nothing in these footnotes has…

Okay, nothing in these footnotes has anything to do with the REST API!

Shawn Hooper wrote a handy plugin…

Shawn Hooper wrote a handy plugin that scans your database for orphan tables and … Read more

iThemes has released BackupBuddy 7.0, that…

iThemes has released BackupBuddy 7.0, that includes the Stash Live feature I covered recently, … Read more

A Canadian court has issued an opinion…

A Canadian court has issued an opinion with a vomit inducing description of open source. … Read more

Six reasons why WordPress is…

Six reasons why WordPress is ready for the enterprise, from Pantheon, and they … Read more

WPDocker’s aim is SaaSified WordPress deployment via…

WPDocker‘s aim is SaaSified WordPress deployment via Docker, from former CyberChimps (maintainer of the popular … Read more

Last, but certainly not least, WPCampus…

Last, but certainly not least, WPCampus — the WordPress conference for higher education — is … Read more

Complete coverage should not be a requirement for core inclusion of WordPress REST API endpoints

The WordPress REST API is at a bit of a crossroads. There is a proposal on the table by the core team of four contributors — Ryan McCue, Rachel Baker, Daniel Bachhuber, and Joe Hoyle — to ship endpoints to WordPress core iteratively. There is a pushback on this proposal by WordPress Project Lead and co-founder Matt Mullenweg.

WordPress REST API Round-table — Draft Podcast

Today, Joe and Brian are joined by several experts of the WordPress REST API for a community round-table podcast. This podcast was recorded in London at A Day of REST, a conference that was devoted to the REST API.