This year WordPress turns 20! (Where has the time gone?) Our community and our ecosystem are thriving! And that’s because of YOU!
So we want to know your WordPress story! Tell us how you got started in WordPress. Or tell us about your first website. Or building your business. Or theme. Or plugin…
We’ll be sharing stories throughout our blog and social media.
In this episode of Post Status Draft, Cory Miller interviews the authors of the (second edition) of Professional WordPress Plugin Development.
Sara Cannon, Creative Director at Range, has put together a number of ideas for possible designs of the post format UI proposed in WordPress 3.6 beta 1. She goes through a number of options from putting the post formats in the post flyout to a modal window. There are some interesting ideas there for sure.
It’s sad to hear that ServerPress is closing its doors and DesktopServer has reached its end. Marc Benzakein and Gregg Franklin were active WordPress community members for years and I appreciated their work. Shared in an email to their customers: “We’re a small company that has remained independent of large hosting providers and their influential…
Fast Company published a great feature on John Maeda, who is head of inclusion and computational design at Automattic. John says “design is not that important,” which probably will seem strange and slight controversial at first read, especially since the WordPress community puts such a heavy stress on design lead development. Maeda’s point is that designers…
Matt Mullenweg has just completed the 2015 State of the Word, the annual speech where he highlights the last year of everything WordPress and what we can anticipate in the future.
Oh man, my worlds are colliding. Dylan Byers writes in Politico, asking why the White House didn’t choose to use WordPress for building HealthCare.gov. Byers notes that some of the states did, and highlights the benefits of WordPress’ (and other CMSs) open-source nature. Byers also interviewed Peter Slutsky, of WordPress.com’s VIP services, on the matter….
