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BuddyPress 2.4, “Pietro”, has been released,…

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BuddyPress 2.4, "Pietro", has been released, and includes cover photos for profiles and groups. Also released today, an update for older versions of BuddyPress, due to a vulnerability, "that may allow privilege escalation for logged-in users."

Wade Hammes documents his process for…

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Wade Hammes documents his process for getting performance under control for the TrackMaven website. He cites WordPress in his "performance bankruptcy" admission, but his fixes are largely non-WordPress related, other than using W3TC. It's still a worthwhile read if you're…

Pippin Williamson wrote an open letter…

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Pippin Williamson wrote an open letter on side projects that's well worth the read. Side projects inspire us. They give us much needed reprieve from the daily grind of our day-to-day work life. They breath new life into what we…

Miami has a call out for…

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Miami has a call out for speakers for the February WordCamp. I know a lot of you go to this event, and wherever you live is quite likely colder than Miami in February. Just sayin.

Yoast SEO 3.0 is in the…

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Yoast SEO 3.0 is in the release candidate stage, and there are quite a few new features. It's worth testing if you run a complicated install or are just curious what's going on. Here's a link to the changelog, but…

A friend sent me a screenshot…

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A friend sent me a screenshot of a WordCamp US Facebook ad. I didn't know this was allowed. Maybe so, or is it special for WCUS? Curious...  

WordPress 4.4 field guide, beta 4

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Brian Krogsgard

Aaron Jorbin posted the WordPress 4.4 field guide, a newish tradition that I like very much. It guides you through the new features and links up where to learn more about each. Active readers will recognize most of the features,…

Why 25% matters

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Brian Krogsgard

Yesterday, I said I'd talk about why WordPress achieving 25% market share matters, and then I didn't do it like I intended. I talked more about the significance and challenges, and not as much why the market penetration matters. The…

The website for A Day of…

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The website for A Day of REST is now powered by the REST API, and uses React. Better yet, it's available on Github! Happy exploring. Nice work by my podcast co-host Joe Hoyle, with design by Noel Tock.

The CSS-Tricks team shares the plugins…

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The CSS-Tricks team shares the plugins they use. The funniest is one with 50 installs that's 8 years old, called Advanced Post Cache, and was built by Matt Mullenweg. The code definitely has an old school vibe, but hey, if…

Chris Lema shared a lot of…

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Chris Lema shared a lot of good advice (as you may expect!) in an AMA on ManageWP. Chris always has a nice post on what plugin developers sometimes forget, based on his experience reviewing a ton of membership plugins: What…

Steven Gliebe is looking for a…

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Steven Gliebe is looking for a buyer of his Pro Plugin Directory project. It's a manually (and user submitted) directory of commercial plugins, that relies on affiliate income. My audience is probably a good group of people that are in…

The Envato team has a new…

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The Envato team has a new micro site that tracks the time authors should expect it to take to turnaround new items, and updates. The numbers seem a bit low for ThemeForest, at 8 days. I guess either their reviewers…

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