Yep. I just don’t know how to describe this. Treehouse apparently has a new podcast, called “Blogcast Podcast News”, and they’ve started with this ridiculous (and funny) rap about WordPress. You will not be disappointed.
The jobs.wordpress.net website has received a redesign, bringing it in sync with the branding of most of the other WordPress.org facilities. The website was acquired by Matt Mullenweg at the same time as Weblog Tools Collection. It’s mostly unrelated to the redesign, but it does make me wonder who owns WordPress.org web properties, Matt or…
Although there have been some recent enhancements in WooCommerce in this area, product filters have not been a strong feature. If you’ve struggled with that missing feature, you’ll be glad to know Barn2 Plugins has rolled out WooCommerce Product Filters. They have a nice explainer about it in the launch announcement:
Josepha Haden Chomphosy talks with Hauwa Abashiya about the WordPress Training team and LearnWP on the latest WordPress Briefing. If you’re interested in joining the training team, it’s OK if you’re not a trainer. You can help take notes, edit, and review. If you are a subject matter expert, take a look at the faculty…
Using remote updating services for your WordPress sites could compromise it and make it vulnerable to attacks. This article explains in detail the technique that could be use to exploit the vulnerabilities.
Chris Lema is hosting a virtual summit for companies “trying to hit the one million dollar milestone” on June 18th. He is joined by Carrie Wheeler (COO, Liquid Web), Nathan Ingram (iThemes), Chris Teitzel (Founder/CEO, Lockr), and others. 💲
Tom McFarlin, doing what Tom McFarlin does over on wpTuts+. Go read about why boilerplates matter. I personally use versions of both of his settings and plugin boilerplates, which you can get from the links in his post. Go read it!
