WordFence — a security plugin to…
WordFence — a security plugin to boot — has an XSS vulnerability that was recently patched. VaultPress posted more about it, but if you run this plugin, you need to update.
WordFence — a security plugin to boot — has an XSS vulnerability that was recently patched. VaultPress posted more about it, but if you run this plugin, you need to update.
How can people in underrepresented groups leverage resources in the WordPress community to increase their confidence, exposure, and potential hiring value?
Andrew Nacin, lead developer of WordPress, just finished a talk at Loopconf, where he talked about a series of related WordPress security fixes that spanned two years, with the final fix included into WordPress core under the guise of emoji support.
WordPress plugin popularity has always been pretty tough to figure out. We only had download counts or independent, third party website scrapers to tell us anything. Now, WordPress.org itself has more data that’s being tested and launched to give us real insight into the popularity of WordPress plugins.
Cory and David discuss three books WordPress professionals should read as well as the way they make updates to WordPress.
The much anticipated proposal for core inclusion of the WordPress REST API is here. Ryan McCue — the project lead — has proposed a draft for the inclusion process that recommends a two stage approach. He recommends that stage one would be an “infrastructure” inclusion, to occur in WordPress 4.4; and stage two would be…
It seems that Dre Armeda and Brad Williams are destined to return to the internet-airwaves soon, with what appears to be a podcast called, “DradCast.” Drad is the nickname that Brad and Dre have given themselves as a tag team duo. The URL is currently just a signup form to be notified when DradCast starts….