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Tips for developers adopting a legacy WordPress site
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Tips for developers adopting a legacy WordPress site

ByCurtis McHale

Greenfield projects are the dream of most of developers. We have no legacy code to deal with. Just a clean WordPress install and whatever tools we decide best accomplish the goals of the client. Unfortunately you’re not always going to get greenfield projects. Some will have legacy code that you have to accommodate and you…

Support Inclusion in Tech with Winstina Hughes — Post Status Draft 136
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Support Inclusion in Tech with Winstina Hughes — Post Status Draft 136

ByOlivia Bisset

In this episode, Winstina Hughes joins Cory Miller to talk about the  Support Inclusion in Tech project created to champion diversity, equity, and inclusion in the WordPress community by providing assistance to WordCamp speakers for travel and hotels.

Getting to ‘Yes’ on Plugin “License Hell”
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Getting to ‘Yes’ on Plugin “License Hell”

ByDan Knauss

Is there a win-win solution for plugin owners fighting churn and their professional WordPress customers, like agencies and freelancers?

WordPress 5.1.1 is out as a…

ByBrian Krogsgard

WordPress 5.1.1 is out as a security and maintenance release. 🔒 The vulnerability fixed in the 5.1.1 is detailed by Simon Scannell of RipsTech, who discovered it. 5.1.1 also includes a new button that hosts can enable to encourage site owners to upgrade  PHP to new versions, presumably in preparation for the minimum PHP version bump coming…

Upcoming Events 📆 New: WPSessions 2021…

ByDan Knauss

Upcoming Events 📆 New: WPSessions 2021 was announced with sessions on May 25 – 27 and workshops from May 28 – June 1. Registration is free. 🆓 WPCampus 2021 Online is a free online conference for web accessibility and WordPress in higher education. It is happening on September 21-22. There is a call for speakers….