Once you know these states, you can assign probabilities of transitioning from one state to another (someone hacks your account and locks you out, you forgot your own password, etc.) and then build optimal security and reliability to deal with it. It’s a truly elegant way of conceptualizing the problem.
How do we give back? We all want a community of creativity, cooperation, and contribution — how do we get there?
1) We’re really looking forward to seeing this WordPress mentorship program launch — and … Read more
Expression Engine 7 and 7.1 were recently released along with pricing changes for the … Read more
DigitalOcean’s acquisition of Cloudways is an investment in the WordPress ecosystem with an emphasis on “digital agencies, eCommerce sites, bloggers, freelance developers and builders hosting on WordPress.”
Leo Postovoit at XWP has shared a pretty thorough defense of remote work. I … Read more
This is managed WordPress hosting — and has been all along I’ve been delinquent … Read more
I wonder how much WordPress is an outlier in even the PHP universe for … Read more
This is a good call, I think, but I can’t recall a story like at it at The Tavern where core contributors’ corporate sponsors/employers got named so much.
Chinmayi Sharma argues our digital infrastructure is built on open source, and it cannot provide adequate security so governments should help out.
James Giroux writes so much good stuff on his own blog, I can’t keep … Read more
WordPress 6.0.2 is coming soon! Join the next Call for Testing and give your feedback on HTML block markup and increasing the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT variable in wp-config.php.
Remote Access Trojans (RATs) are new to me — apparently, you can get one … Read more
If you hire a person who is not coachable they will never progress past the basic knowledge that they possess.
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The Creator Economy owes a lot to WordPress, but that doesn’t mean WordPress is valued or even understood by Creators as an open source project and community. Are the stories we tell and the words we use compelling to newcomers and the younger generations we need to succeed us? Is the story and language that got WordPress where it is adequate to take it where it wants to go?
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