Interview with Automattic CEO, Matt Mullenweg, on Calypso and more
Matt Mullenweg is the co-founder of WordPress, and founder and CEO of Automattic. In this interview, we talk about their new WordPress.com editor, and more.
The WordPress swag store, finally revamped
The WordPress swag store — or more accurately perhaps, the Automattic swag store with … Read more
Extra bits and bobs around the new WordPress.com Calypso project
Phew, it’s been a bit of a whirlwind couple of days, and I don’t … Read more
Automattic has released an open source WordPress.com Mac app
Calypso is an ambitious Mac app from Automattic to bring the WordPress publishing and site management experience to the desktop.
The role of blogs at The New York Times
I really enjoyed a throwback piece on Nieman Lab today, where Joseph Lichterman reminisced … Read more
A look at some plugin repo statistics
Luca Fracassi has done some interesting analysis on the WordPress plugin repository, specifically around … Read more
DreamHost CEO Simon Anderson is leaving after disagreements with board
In the world of hosting, there are the big players (like EIG and GoDaddy), lots … Read more
Envato is introducing a hosted website platform
It’s easy to see some parallels between ThemeCloud and Envato Sites in terms of … Read more
The WordPress Importer is getting some love
I’m going to give Ryan McCue a big hug next time I see him. … Read more
MOJO Marketplace (owned by EIG), introduces ThemeCloud, for quick-start WordPress websites
ThemeCloud is a new strategy from MOJO Marketplace, a subsidiary of hosting behemoth EIG, … Read more
Themes, users, and the WordPress REST API
Post Status member and Envatoan (is that what they call them?) Stephen Cronin writes … Read more
Five things old programmers should remember
I only use the word old because the author does. I had forgotten that … Read more
Policy on WordCamps and ads
Yesterday in footnotes, I mentioned that WCUS is promoting the conference with Facebook ads. … Read more
WordPress 4.4 field guide, beta 4
Aaron Jorbin posted the WordPress 4.4 field guide, a newish tradition that I like … Read more
Why 25% matters
Yesterday, I said I’d talk about why WordPress achieving 25% market share matters, and … Read more
