I enjoyed this article from The Atlantic which calls Ev Williams the Forest Gump of the internet.

Let's Encrypt recently posted a progress update, and results so far are impressive. They've crossed 5 million certificates since December 2015 and have helped push HTTPS on the web from 39.5% to 45%. It's going to be harder to get to…

Pantheon recently launched a new program that gives New Relic's pro service for free to all of their sites. That's potentially highly valuable for customers that want New Relic support.

Here's some great advice on how to write a good support ticket. So many times I wanted to send the bulk of this post to clients in the past.

This looks like a cool WordPress plugin from Mickey Kay: auto-archive your content using The Wayback Machine. Archiver utilizes WordPress’ native functionality to detect changes to content types like posts, pages, users, taxonomies, etc, and then automatically generates a snapshot…

Github posted it's 2015 Transparency Report. If you're wondering how many time they've been targeted by the government or take-down notices: 500+ takedown notices and 12 subpoenas.

If you're a WordPress developer wanting to learn more about internationalization, then Carrie Dils has the post for you. She shares some basic principles to get you started with i18n.

I like Scott Bolinger's post on writing better Javascript. He's not out to make you "a WP Ninja" but reviews common mistakes and offers a few good tips.

Congratulations to Syed Balkhi and the WPBeginner team for being a fine resource for the WordPress community for 7 years now.