Nathan Rice talks about Gutenberg and…

ByBrian Krogsgard Posted onJanuary 18, 2019

Nathan Rice talks about Gutenberg and front-end performance – particularly if a page isn’t using a particular block, the block plugin will still likely load the CSS for that block.

Colin Newcomer built near-identical landing pages…

ByBrian Krogsgard February 23, 2018

Colin Newcomer built near-identical landing pages with five popular WordPress page builders and then ran them through a series of performance tests.

A Strategic Partnership Framework for WordPress Businesses

ByJonathan Wold September 15, 2021September 17, 2021

A good strategic partnership can quickly surmount the challenges of distribution facing WordPress plugin authors and SaaS businesses.

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WordPress 4.9, “Tipton”, is released with drafts for the customizer

ByBrian Krogsgard November 15, 2017

WordPress 4.9 introduces an all new ability to draft, save, and schedule customizer changes, as well as widget improvements, added code editor safety, and more.

Helen Hou-Sandi offers some interesting thoughts…

ByBrian Krogsgard December 12, 2017

Helen Hou-Sandi offers some interesting thoughts about treating ads as a fully integrated part of the content and what that might mean for a Gutenberg advertising block. While ad blocks could be a game changer for certain publishers, she points out that ad blocks are “not ‘core’ software territory for a mass market CMS like…

Some significant recent news about Gutenberg…

ByDan Knauss October 4, 2018

Some significant recent news about Gutenberg and its release has come out this week. Matt Mullenweg announced an expansion of the release team and named some members of the WordPress community who will help lead “the critical focuses required for a smooth and successful release.” Things like triage, accessibility, REST API, and themes are mentioned….