Beta 1 for WordPress 4.9 is…

ByBrian Krogsgard Posted onOctober 5, 2017

Beta 1 for WordPress 4.9 is out. A full list of changes with links to trac tickets is available. You all should know by now, but testing these betas is really helpful for the team working on them.

The sixth call for testing has…

ByDan Knauss May 14, 2021

The sixth call for testing has been issued as part of the Full Site Editing Outreach Program. This time there’s a focus on landing pages. If you haven’t been able to participate yet, now is a great time to do so. Time is of the essence as we get close to a 5.8 release. ⏳

DAVID’S PICKS Video Picks 📺 Here…

ByDan Knauss July 2, 2021August 15, 2022

DAVID‘S PICKS Video Picks 📺 Here are David’s video picks: 4 real client scenarios (GDPR compliant) who have adopted self-hosted CRM solutions to run their businesses.: Paul Tobey shares four real (GDPR compliant) scenarios with clients who have adopted self-hosted CRM solutions to run their businesses. Shanjidah Afroz: End-to-end testing using CodeceptJS: At the recent…

1.4 million WordPress.com custom domains have just gone fully SSL

ByBrian Krogsgard April 8, 2016

WordPress.com makes up for a huge number of LetsEncrypt’s total SSL certificates. This morning, Automattic flipped the switch on enabling LetsEncrypt certificates for 1.4 custom domains on the platform. They had already enabled SSL on all WordPress.com subdomains, but this is another step toward enabling secure connections for a huge part of the web. All…

Gutenberg 3.4 was recently released with “a…

ByDan Knauss August 6, 2018

Gutenberg 3.4 was recently released with “a multitude of improvements when converting existing content to blocks,” a REST API search controller, additional documentation, and more than a dozen bug fixes. Gary Pendergast also shared a sample plugin on Github that shows how to convert existing shortcodes into shiny new Gutenberg blocks. Brady Vercher has created a Gutenberg…