State of the Word 2014
Matt talks about WordCamps, gives some stats from the 33,000 responders of the annual survey and of course lots more about the future of WordPress.
Matt talks about WordCamps, gives some stats from the 33,000 responders of the annual survey and of course lots more about the future of WordPress.
Last night we were treated to a talk in Sydney from Matt Mullenweg on how WordPress was created and where its future lies.
WordPress’ Matt Mullenweg is in Australia & New Zealand, June 2014, to connect with open source communities via “A Conversation With Matt Mullenweg” events. Melbourne June 12th, Sydney June 16th, Wellington June 17th.
Development on WordPress 4.0 has officially started. But what new features can we expect to see in this new version?
There is a myth that updating to the latest WordPress version will break your website. It’s very is unlikely. Find out why.
Cache your database query results in WordPress Transients to reduce database load and increase your WordPress web page loading speed.
WordPress 3.8 is going to look very different with a Dashboard overhaul giving it a new flat UI and the new Twenty Fourteen theme arrives just in time for Christmas.
Find out what else has changed in this release.
WP-Cron sucks. A lot! Here’s how to disable WP-Cron in WordPress and use a server Cron Tab to manually run WP-Cron properly. Your scheduled posts will love you for it.
Slides from the WordPress Sydney meetup group talk on WordPress Security Best Practices.
As more of us are using mobile devices to access the Interwebs. We asked WPtouch developer and co-founder of BraveNewCode, Duane Storey, for his expert views on the Future of Mobile Web Browsing.
Drop-ins allow you to replace some of the core WordPress functionality and Must Use plugins are always active and can’t be uninstalled from the dashboard. Let’s find out more.
How to pass variables from PHP to jQuery and javascript using the wp_localize_script WordPress function.