What an odd story: Linux bans…
Dan Knauss
What an odd story: Linux bans the University of Minnesota for sending buggy patches in the name of research. 🐛
GoDaddy shared some new data from…
Dan Knauss
GoDaddy shared some new data from survey results released back in February. I thought this was interesting considering their audience of designers and developers that may not be as deeply connected to the WordPress community as some folks reading this…
If you’re a developer who has…
Dan Knauss
If you're a developer who has heard of Xdebug but hasn't given it a try yet, Ian Poulson might convince you to give it a shot. By the way, Derick Rethans is the sole developer of Xdebug, and he relies…
Upcoming Events 📆 New: WPCampus 2021…
Dan Knauss
Upcoming Events 📆 New: WPCampus 2021 Online, a free online conference for web accessibility and WordPress in higher education, is happening September 21-22. There is a call for speakers. New: The WordCamp Japan 2021 schedule is available, and the event…
Danielle Joseph on Client Relations
Dan Knauss
In this episode of Post Status Draft, Danielle Joseph talks about her work with clients as a designer and how that has shaped her agency and Willowspace.
Post Status Excerpt (No. 7) — Frustrations With Admin Notices
David Bisset
In Post Status Excerpt #7, David Bisset and Cory Miller talk about Cory's recent negative experiences with admin notices in the dashboard.
Beth Livingston on WordPress Project Management
Dan Knauss
Beth Livingston of WP Roadmaps talks about project management for WordPress professionals from designers and developers to agencies.
Héctor Prieto shares the next steps…
Dan Knauss
Héctor Prieto shares the next steps on Full Site Editing (FSE) now that the "go" was given last week. One of the targets for WordPress 5.8 is to make it possible for end-users "to create custom block templates for posts…
On the morning of April 19th…
Dan Knauss
On the morning of April 19th (Monday) Automattic released a new plugin called Jetpack Boost on the WordPress.org repo. The plugin is focused on performance and SEO issues users might have with their sites. 🚀 Boost has three "performance modules:"…
After discussing it with several contributors,…
Dan Knauss
After discussing it with several contributors, the decision has been made to officially remove IE11 support in WordPress 5.8. The removal will be done in two phases: WordPress 5.8 (among other changes) will effectively remove IE11 support in the block…
Earlier this week there was a…
Dan Knauss
Earlier this week there was a proposal submitted by Carike on WordPress.org to treat Google's cookie replacement — Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) — as a "security concern" and add a method in WordPress core to block it. ⛔ Many…
Sabrina Zeldan notes that if you…
Dan Knauss
Sabrina Zeldan notes that if you have never contributed to Gutenberg or made blocks/plugins before, you should check out a series of posts from Marcus Kazmierczak that go back to 2017. Sabrina writes, "For me, as a complete newbie, it…
Tom Hirst makes a business case…
Dan Knauss
Tom Hirst makes a business case for headless WordPress. 💼 Tom rightly notes that a business "has to be comfortable at the bleeding edge of web technology," but if you're not ready today, good news — "if you start with…
We have a clarification for the…
Dan Knauss
We have a clarification for the item we reported last week regarding accessibility issues people were having with some recent changes to WordPress.com. We linked to a post where Deborah Edwards-Onoro explained how to enable the Classic Editor for WordPress.com…
Renato Alves explains why GraphQL and…
Dan Knauss
Renato Alves explains why GraphQL and WordPress work well together: "...to author a GraphQL API you only need a one-time effort.... and another advantage of using GraphQL is its ease of integration with multiple data sources." There are some downsides,…
🔌 Iain Poulson noted in a…
Dan Knauss
🔌 Iain Poulson noted in a recent WP Trends newsletter that he has started working on a new acquisition analytics feature for Plugin Rank: "Find a free plugin on the WordPress.org repository that has a good user base but hasn’t…
