Kirk Wight has written a helpful post on the Theme Shaper blog that offers tips on improving performance in WordPress themes. Kirk is a theme wrangler at Automattic and knows his stuff. If you love making themes, but haven’t thought too much about performance, this is the introduction for you.
Linode has finally followed up after their security brew-ha-ha that you may remember affected WP Engine not long ago. It doesn’t say a ton and follows a pretty standard follow-up / PR script, but it’s at least some closure for affected customers.
No one should be left out of any part of your event because they can’t physically access the space. Unfortunately, that’s often not the case.
The rewrite API can be confusing (to me at least). Remi Corson walks you through it on the WP Explorer blog.
The Best Place to Break into WordPress Talisha Lewallen from WP Connects asks, “What is the best way to start and stay involved in the WordPress community?” WordCamps and Meetups were mentioned a lot. But my favorite came from Ben Meredith who said: “The support forums are how I learned. It’s a great way to…
There are many ways to contribute to WordPress, the Open Source Project. And to be honest, most of them have nothing to do with coding.
Pippin Williamson walks us through the right and wrong ways to build template files for plugins.
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Oops, thanks for that! All fixed up.