The last 20 years have included some amazing events in WordPress history. We want to note events that are meaningful and build a timeline for the whole community.
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Patrick Daly has written a plugin called Email that allows site administrators to build custom text-based email templates to be delivered to users based on specific user activity. Based on the screenshots, this seems like it could potentially be a really useful plugin for delivering specific messages to users. You can download it on .org…
A small team from Mozilla has created FlyWheel which – as this post explains – is “an API for web pages to host local web servers for exposing content and services to nearby browsers”. This is interesting because these browser APIs are useful for advertising and discovering local-area web servers, which opens up possibilities ranging…
Steven Gliebe has launched a commercial plugin directory called Pro Plugin Directory. My point is that commercial plugins are a big deal but there is no central place to locate them. I usually search WordPress.org and find something free that meets my needs. But sometimes I don’t — and I’m willing to pay for a plugin…
Matt Medeiros does some testing to determine if Jetpack slows down a WordPress site. The short answer according to him? Not really. But his methods and opinions in his post are worth the read. While you are checking that out, make sure you give a listen to Matt’s interview with Helen Hou-Sandi on what it’s…
Members of the Make WordPress Accessibility group have created an initial set of accessibility objectives for WordPress. Ultimately, in order to support Matt Mullenweg’s view on the democratization of the web by web-related software, the group wants as many WordPress websites as possible to be accessible to as many people as possible.
Upcoming Events 📆 New: WPCampus 2021 Online, a free online conference for web accessibility and WordPress in higher education, is happening September 21-22. There is a call for speakers. New: The WordCamp Japan 2021 schedule is available, and the event is happening June 20-27. WordCamp Venezuela is happening for the first time on May 6-7….
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