Matt Mullenweg posted a thoughtful tribute to the last 10 years of WordPress on the official .org blog. He gives a bit of history, highlights some moments from these years, and links to some other 10 year celebratory posts. He also linked to Chapter 3 of the upcoming book on WordPress’ history that Siobhan McKeown is writing. I’m excited to dig into that.
After looking at WP App Studio, I really wonder if it’s a good plugin for users and WordPress in general.
In an incredibly surprising move, WP Daily has closed its doors. In the 8bit post, John Saddington states, “it did not achieve the much larger global goals and strategy of our organization at this present time.”
Justin Tadlock was the first person I really connected with in the WordPress community — sometime back around 2008, if I recall correctly. I stumbled upon Theme Hybrid as someone looking to make a website, and I was off to the races, discovering everything that WordPress offers. I also loved that the person I stumbled…
If you want to create a development environment to mimic the WordPress VIP hosting platform, the VIP team has you covered. VIP Quickstart is a new tool, available on Github, that helps you set up everything easily. According to the announcement post, here are the technical bits: VIP Quickstart is a mix of Vagrant, Puppet,…
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.
Marc-Alexandre Montpas at posted an excellent and detailed dissection of the WordPress 5.2.3 security release on the Sucuri blog. 🔒
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