Rami Abraham looked to the future of WordPress (like, way way future) in his WCUS talk. I was privileged to be a part of it. He is a magician and you should watch it. I love what he said about WordPress of the future being invisible.
Joost de Valk has written an “After WCUS WordPress & Gutenberg FAQ” addressing some questions posed to him and the Yoast team at WordCamp US. In short, he is on board with Gutenberg but “annoyed with the communication failure around the release.” He says that although you might not have the best experience with Yoast and…
What are the best things the WordPress community can do to better support plugin developers and founders? Recent discussions around the Active Install data being removed from WordPress.org forces us to respond to this question if we believe a healthy third-party plugin market is essential to WordPress, as I do.
I had the opportunity to interview Matt Mullenweg at the end of WordCamp US 2016, and we chatted about the new WordPress development cycle, the WordPress REST API, and more.
WordPress 6.2.2 is available now for update. This reintroduces shortcodes in Block Theme Templates in a more secure way.
Rich Tabor and WordPress Playground innovator Adam Zielinski discuss the capabilities and promise of WP Playground.
What do you want to see for future WordCamps? Share your ideas on the post.
Do you want to disable border settings for everyone but Administrators, and only for posts? See the Dev Blog.
What’s the fate of the plugin review team with the primary maintainer soon to retire? It appears to have a bright future with additional contributors and tooling.
Big steps for accessibility at WordCamps. Miriam Schwab is in our Member Spotlight! Some upcoming events. Don’t miss being listed in our BF/CM deals!
There are a ton of excellent pictures from WCUS popping up, but start with these from Tammie Lister and these from Kari Leigh Marruchi (Kari has a lot more on the way).
