There’s a proposal for a new…
There’s a proposal for a new type of plugin for JavaScript-only single blocks. The … Read more
Google is sponsoring a Season of…
Google is sponsoring a Season of Docs to bring technical writers and open source … Read more
The Theme Sniffer plugin adds “custom…
The Theme Sniffer plugin adds “custom sniffs” to PHP CodeSniffer to analyze themes for … Read more
Freemius CEO and cofounder Vova Feldman…
Freemius CEO and cofounder Vova Feldman shares what others can learn from Freemius’ recent … Read more
Sucuri released the Hacked Website Report 2018, which…
Sucuri released the Hacked Website Report 2018, which has some interesting findings. 🛡️ While “WordPress infections rose … Read more
Panic, makers of Coda, are re-imagining…
Panic, makers of Coda, are re-imagining the Mac-centric code editor. I admit I still … Read more
SiteGround CEO Tenko Nikolov writes about…
SiteGround CEO Tenko Nikolov writes about Spain’s massive growth in the WordPress community and … Read more
As a “design experiment,” Automattic has…
As a “design experiment,” Automattic has released an “Open Web Meditation” in the form of … Read more
Sarah Drasner over at CSS Tricks…
Sarah Drasner over at CSS Tricks reminds us, “nothing in tech stays in one … Read more
Leonardo Losoviz wrote a great post about…
Leonardo Losoviz wrote a great post about integrating WordPress with Composer, Packagist, and WPackagist to … Read more
Gutenberg 5.2 was released. It introduces a…
Gutenberg 5.2 was released. It introduces a new block editor module which lets you build … Read more
Today is International Women’s Day — a…
Today is International Women’s Day — a good day for listening to stories by fantastic … Read more
Wordfence has started a new podcast, with…
Wordfence has started a new podcast, with its first episode featuring an interview with Josepha … Read more
The User Switching plugin from John…
The User Switching plugin from John Blackbourn is ten years old now, with an … Read more
W3C has approved WebAuthn as the…
W3C has approved WebAuthn as the web standard for “password-free logins”, letting “users log … Read more
The always enjoyable Jay Hoffmann’s entries on…
The always enjoyable Jay Hoffmann‘s entries on The History Of The Web deserves mention again this … Read more
