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Custom post types in v2 of the WordPress REST API

Scott Bolinger has a very useful post that describes changes between v1 and v2 … Read more

Popping the publisher bubble

Ben Thompson does excellent analysis. In his latest post he talks about the big … Read more

Is there a downside to transparency reports?

Chris Lema thinks there are a few. Primarily, these: Things will go worse later … Read more

Intro to Underscore.js templates

Justin Tadlock has an excellent tutorial for Underscore.js templating beginners. I’m guessing that’s a … Read more

Are you an expert?

Calling myself an expert — about anything — feels icky to me. I think … Read more

Consequences of bumping PHP minimums, from a Joomla lead that’s been there

There’s a mega Trac ticket to, “strategize the updating of minimum PHP version.” Joe and … Read more

Duck Duck Go WordPress shortcuts

Duck Duck Go is such a cool search engine, though I’ve never pulled the … Read more

iThemes Security is integrating Sucuri malware scanning

iThemes announced today that both their free iThemes Security and their commercial iThemes Security … Read more

The WordPress security trilogy, parts 2 and 3

I love trilogies, and a WordPress security trilogy was completed today. I’m now in that … Read more

Gravity Flow makes custom form administrative workflows simple

“RE: RE: RE: RE: Needs input.” Gravity Flow helps organizations get rid of this nonsense, by extending Gravity Forms to make custom form-based workflows for administrative approval and user input processes.

Justifying conferences, improving WordPress comments, and WordPress’s PHP version support — Draft podcast

This week on the Draft podcast, Joe and Brian discuss justification for attending WordPress events, WordPress comments, and WordPress PHP version support, PHP7, and HHVM.