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10 Reasons Content Creators Love the Block Editor (webdevstudios.com)
At first, it seemed like the Block Editor (aka Gutenberg) wasn’t all we wanted it to be. But nowadays, content creators love it! Here’s why.
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in CommunityInterview With Rich Tabor (Featured WP-Professional) (wp-content.co)
In this episode of the WP-Professional of the Month series, we introduce Rich Tabor. Rich Tabor is one of the most popular names in WordPress, especially among Gutenberg contributors and[…]
in CommunityWooCommerce Dev Chat with JJJ (dothewoo.io)
John James Jacoby has been a developer in open source for two decades, WordPress core for 15 years and everything between.
in CommunityComparing the Drupal and WordPress Communities with Amy June Hineline (poststatus.com)
Amy June Hineline shares the lessons she thinks WordPress can learn from Drupal’s relationship with its contributors and open source.
in CommunityTaco Verdonschot of Yoast Shares His WordPress Story (www.cloudways.com)
Taco Verdonschot, Community Manager at Yoast, shares his WordPress story. Read to know how he developed his passion for WordPress, Customer Support and SEO.
in CommunityShould the WordPress community quit Russia? (masterwp.com)
The pros and cons of participating in a tech blackout.
in CommunityHow the WordPress Community Is Supporting Ukraine’s Resistance Against Russian Invasion (wptavern.com)
While Russia is decimating Ukrainian cities in an unlawful attempt to occupy the country, WordPress companies and individuals are seeking ways to help refugees fleeing the violence, as well as[…]
in CommunityMatt Mullenweg on Ukraine, Community, and WordPress (wordpress.org)
Matt Mullenweg speaks to WordPress contributors worldwide on this special edition of the WP Briefing podcast with Josepha Haden Chomphosy. Join us to hear Matt’s thoughts on Ukraine. Have a[…]
in CommunityWeglot announces global sponsorship of 2022 WordPress events (blog.weglot.com)
Weglot will be furthering its sponsorship of WordPress events as a global sponsor of all their meetups and WordCamps in 2022!
in CommunityFull Site Editor for Agencies (wpwatercooler.com)
The tangled Web we WordPress. This week on WPwatercooler we’re continuing a discussion we started last week on episode 412 which made its way onto Twitter where we discussed with[…]
in CommunityWordFest Live to Host Free 24-Hour Festival of WordPress March 4, 2022 (wptavern.com)
The third edition of WordFest Live is coming up on March 4, 2022. The online event will feature more than 60 sessions over the course of 24 hours, as well[…]
in CommunityThe openness and support of the people I’ve met in WordPress have helped me become a better person (wp-content.co)
We are happy to introduce Mark Zahra as the WP-Professional of the Month. He is the CEO of RebelCode – the team behind WP Mayor, WP RSS Aggregator, and Spotlight[…]
in CommunityYour Virtual Event is Not a WordCamp (wpreview.io)
A topic that’s come up for me multiple times over the last six months iswhether or not speakers should be paid. I had a debate with Nathan Wrigley about it[…]
in CommunityWordPress Community Support Program Recommends Cautious Spending Until In-Person Events Can Renew Revenue Stream (wptavern.com)
WordPress Community Support (WPCS), the subsidiary of the WordPress Foundation that handles financial and legal support for official WordPress events, has published an overview of the program’…