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An Interview with Reyes Martínez of Frontity — a new WordPress framework

Dan Knauss

May 3, 2019

Reyes Martínez directs Digital Marketing and Communications at Frontity. She gave us some background and answered a few of our questions about the company and the project.

After the WordPress 5.2 release was…

Dan Knauss

April 26, 2019

After the WordPress 5.2 release was pushed back to early May and the first release candidate became available for testing, some detailed posts surfaced about 5.2 with some new and more in-depth analysis. William Earnhardt addressed the accessibility changes developers…

Chris Coyier shares his thoughts on how…

Dan Knauss

April 26, 2019

Design

Chris Coyier shares his thoughts on how to improve WordPress comments. Chris has WordPress sites with a cumulative total of a few hundred thousand (generally high quality) comments, so he speaks with some authority on this subject. Many of Chris's suggestions…

Children say his superpower is love: an interview with Topher DeRosia

Dan Knauss

February 15, 2019

HostingPlanet

Topher DeRosia took some time to reflect on HeroPress and recount his own path to WordPress, the long and winding road of freelancing, and his role as a developer evangelist for BigCommerce.

Interview with Matt Mullenweg on Gutenberg, WordPress, and the future

Brian Krogsgard

December 12, 2018

BusinessDraft

I am joined by Matt Mullenweg to discuss decision making, Gutenberg, core WordPress processes, Automattic's business, and more.

Interesting test data from HubSpot: HTML…

Brian Krogsgard

April 3, 2018

Interesting test data from HubSpot: HTML emails reduce open rates and clickthrough rates. "Ultimately, in email, less is more." Of course, your results may vary depending on your content and audience, but if you send out email newsletters on a…

Interview with Matt Mullenweg on the WordPress ecosystem — Draft Podcast

Brian Krogsgard

November 14, 2017

BusinessDesign

In this episode, I talk to Matt Mullenweg -- co-founder of WordPress and the CEO of Automattic -- about what's happening in the world of WordPress, and his role in it all.

WordPress with an IDE in it

Brian Krogsgard

October 13, 2017

Have you used the beta version of WordPress 4.9? I have. One of the new things is the file editor, which has been pretty fully overhauled. It has a lot of improvements. If we are to have a file editor…

The EFF also pulled out of…

Brian Krogsgard

September 21, 2017

The EFF also pulled out of the W3C, in what seems a response to the W3C's support of Encrypted Media Extensions (EME), and specifically the implementation of DRM in the HTML working group; though I can't tell for certain. John…

If you compose HTML emails, then…

Dan Knauss

May 29, 2017

If you compose HTML emails, then you’ll want to read this post from Chris Coyier that highlights some essential tools, workflows, and APIs that will make your work easier.

Here’s a nice overview of the…

Dan Knauss

May 29, 2017

Here's a nice overview of the changes coming to the WordPress editor in 4.8 from Andrew Ozz. His post includes examples for adding default and custom TinyMCE buttons to the toolbar. If you're wondering why TinyMCE was added to the…

10up has released a WordPress component…

Brian Krogsgard

February 17, 2017

10up has released a WordPress component library, which is, “a collection of front-end components constructed with WordPress and accessibility at the forefront.” Jon Bellah says that each component in the library is WCAG 2.0 accessible, and they're hoping to make…

New Year’s resolutions for WordPress developers

Jack Lenox

January 12, 2017

DevelopmentPlanet

It's a new year, and a great time to set some New Year's resolutions as a WordPress developer. Here are some practical tips to up your game working with the WordPress code base.

“You Might Not Need JavaScript” is…

Brian Krogsgard

December 5, 2016

"You Might Not Need JavaScript" is a site that showcases examples of UI elements and interactions that you can accomplish with HTML and CSS alone. There is more than one way to tackle something, and an experienced developer chooses which…

Shifter is a “serverless hosting solution…

Brian Krogsgard

October 11, 2016

Hosting

Shifter is a "serverless hosting solution for WordPress." According to the website, it "seamlessly transforms your site into a series of static HTML files," and they aim to be both the generator and the host of the generated files. It's…

The content in WordPress

Brian Krogsgard

September 30, 2016

One of Pippin Williamson's repeated concerns during his review of page builders was over data loss. He praised the plugins that, when deactivated, maintained HTML markup and content in the_content() so the site owner could still use their content without the…

An Interview with Reyes Martínez of Frontity — a new WordPress framework

After the WordPress 5.2 release was…

Chris Coyier shares his thoughts on how…

Children say his superpower is love: an interview with Topher DeRosia

Interview with Matt Mullenweg on Gutenberg, WordPress, and the future

Interesting test data from HubSpot: HTML…

Interview with Matt Mullenweg on the WordPress ecosystem — Draft Podcast

WordPress with an IDE in it

The EFF also pulled out of…

If you compose HTML emails, then…

Here’s a nice overview of the…

10up has released a WordPress component…

New Year’s resolutions for WordPress developers

“You Might Not Need JavaScript” is…

Shifter is a “serverless hosting solution…

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