Yearly Archives: 2024

The ongoing WordPress-WP Engine dispute has escalated with Automattic launching a new website – WP Engine Tracker, to track the number of websites leaving WP Engine hosting. “An Automattic th… Source

There’s a close connection between the traffic lights and the “sale” signs you see in stores and online. Can you guess what it is? From the early days of our childhood, we are taught to stop at traffic lights when they turn Red and to always pay close attention to them. When we grow ……

On the podcast today we have Calvin Alkan. Calvin has been in the WordPress space for the past four to five years, with a focus on security research. His company’s security product, called Fortress… Source

WordPress 6.7, code-named “Rollins,” was released on November 12, introducing a new default theme, Twenty Twenty-Five, zoom out view, and new powerful APIs. The announcement post stated, “Rollins’ … Source

Automattic and Matt Mullenweg have filed a response asking the court to dismiss counts 1-6 and 9-11 of  WP Engine’s lawsuit. WP Engine had filed a motion on October 18, 2024 for a preliminary … Source

WordCamp Europe is now seeking a host city for its 2026 event. Teams with experience organizing one or more WordCamps in a European city are encouraged to apply. Although hosting the world’s larges… Source

As announced at the 2024 WordPress Foundation Meeting, the Kim Parsell Memorial Scholarship has been expanded to include WordCamp Europe and WordCamp Asia. Traditionally supporting a woman WordPres… Source

On the podcast today we have Damon Cook and Seth Rubenstein, and we’re here to talk about the Interactivity API. We explore its benefits for building seamless interactive websites, how it enh… Source