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WordCamp Central America Organizers Prepare Proposal for 2020 Event in Managua, Nicaragua

August 4, 2019design tips

WordCamp Europe’s continuing success has inspired other parts of the WordPress world to work towards getting their own regional camps off the ground. With a little help from WCEU mentors and inspiration from WordCamp Nordic’s proposal, WordCamp Asia is now officially on the schedule for February 21-23, 2020, in Bangkok, (more…)

WP Super Cache 1.6.9 Patches Security Issue

August 2, 2019design tips

There’s a new release of WP Super Cache (1.6.9) available that patches a security issue discovered in the debug log. The vulnerability can only be exploited if users have debugging enabled. It’s highly recommended that all users upgrade to 1.6.9 to patch the security issue. Details of the vulnerability will (more…)

Interview with Matt Mullenweg on Gutenberg, WordPress, and the future

August 1, 2019design tips

I am joined by Matt Mullenweg to discuss decision making, Gutenberg, core WordPress processes, Automattic’s business, and more.

Learn How to Build a Headless WordPress App with WPCasts’ Free Crash Course

August 1, 2019design tips

Alex Young, creator of the WPCasts video tutorials site, has published a free crash course that offers a brief introduction to using WordPress as a headless CMS. The 28-minute tutorial covers the basics of setting up a bare bones React application that uses WPGraphQL to query ACF data. Young begins (more…)

WPWeekly Episode 361 – Introduction to the IndieWeb With David Shanske

July 31, 2019design tips

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by David Shanske. David introduces us to a set of philosophies known as the IndieWeb, explains how it’s different from the Open Web, and how he’s been involved in the community. We discuss tools that help people own their data (more…)

WordPress 5.2 Release Candidate

July 31, 2019WPDev News

The first release candidate for WordPress 5.2 is now available! This is an important milestone as we progress toward the WordPress 5.2 release date. “Release Candidate” means that the new version is ready for release, but with millions of users and thousands of plugins and themes, it’s possible something was missed. WordPress 5.2 is scheduled to […]

WPGraphQL for Advanced Custom Fields Now Available for Free

July 30, 2019design tips

The WPGraphQL for Advanced Custom Fields plugin is now available for free on GitHub after a short time as a commercial product. Jason Bahl, creator and maintainer of the WPGraphQL project, released the extension in April 2019 with a pricing tier ranging from $49/annually (for one site’s support) to lifetime (more…)

WPCampus 2019 to Livestream Sessions Thursday, July 25 – Saturday, July 27

July 30, 2019design tips

WPCampus 2019 kicks off tomorrow at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon, for its fourth year running. The niche WordPress conference is focused on accessibility and WordPress in higher education. All sessions, with the exception of the workshops, will be live streamed with captioning, beginning at 2PM PDT on (more…)

WordCamp Asia Set for February 21-23, 2020, in Bangkok, Thailand

July 30, 2019design tips

The first ever WordCamp Asia has launched a teaser website and announced February 21-23, 2020, as the dates for the event. This will be the first regional WordCamp for the continent, which is home to 127 WordPress meetup chapters with 73,000 members across 23 countries, according to stats from lead (more…)

New Experimental Plugin Brings the Block Editor to WordPress Comments

July 30, 2019design tips

Block Comments is a new experimental plugin from Tom Nowell that replaces WordPress’ default comment form with a trimmed down version of the block editor. Nowell gave a presentation at WordCamp Europe 2019 about using blocks outside the editor, including on the frontend. Block Comments is one example he brought (more…)

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WordCamp Central America Organizers Prepare Proposal for 2020 Event in Managua, Nicaragua

WP Super Cache 1.6.9 Patches Security Issue

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WPWeekly Episode 361 – Introduction to the IndieWeb With David Shanske

WordPress 5.2 Release Candidate

WPGraphQL for Advanced Custom Fields Now Available for Free

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