Yoast’s WordPress SEO plugin recently got a bad rap on another blog. In the end, the problem wasn’t with the plugin, but with the fact that a person can’t provide support for free forever.
I also think the problem is that people aren’t aware of the all the amazing things Yoast’s plugin does. So I detailed some of them out here.
David and Dan talk with Robert Jacobi, Director of WordPress at Cloudways, about the Joomla project and what WordPress can learn from it.
The Designer Experience (DesignEx) team at Automattic is focused on hiring designers, onboarding new designers, and fostering the growth and development of the design team. Monika Burman wrote a great piece about their culture and community-building programs, which aren’t often featured. 👩🎨
YouTube is experimenting with hidden dislike counts on videos. 📺 Kevin Ohashi at Review Signal has branched out from his annual benchmarks for general web hosts and WordPress hosts with a new set of tests for WooCommerce hosting. He talked about his research methods and the current state of web hosting with Brian Krogsgard for…
This is a great story from Mel Choyce. She reflects on her positive experience as a woman in the WordPress community. She talks about being inspired by other women in the community, and how it encouraged her to get involved. Good stuff.
Automattic has acquired Prospress, the makers of WooCommerce Subscriptions — WooCommerce’s highest revenue-generating extension — for an undisclosed sum.
WooThemes has been working on this one for a long time. Integrates with WooCommerce, and I really like that it’s a plugin and not a theme.
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All in one SEO plugin is better than yoast.But in my theme yoast is default plugin.