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Pressship: The Easiest Way to Publish a WordPress Plugin to WordPress.org
Publishing a plugin to the WordPress.org directory has a reputation for being fiddly — and[…]
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WordPress.org Rolls Out AI-Assisted Reviews, Bringing 24-Hour Cooldown To Plugin And Theme Auto-Updates
WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg has announced a new security initiative called Protect The Shire, aimed[…]
Welcome to the Core Program Team
The new Core Program Team is strategically focused on the inter-dependencies between the many sub-teams[…]
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Implementing Namespaces and Coding Standards in WordPress Plugin Development
Add namespacing, autoloading, and linting to your multi-block plugin for clean, scalable WordPress development.
Plugin Rollout: Phased Releases
Through #8009-meta we’ve started work on adding Phased / Staged plugin releases to plugins utilising[…]
New Proposal Aims to Bring Phased Updates to WordPress.org Plugins
A new proposal to introduce phased plugin rollouts to the WordPress.org plugin directory has sparked[…]
Introducing the WordPress Test Contributors Group
On the 4th and 18th of July, two feedback sessions were held with many contributors[…]
How to Talk About and Support the New WordPress Education Initiatives
There has been a lot of talk and momentum lately about WordPress in the education[…]
Introducing WordPress Credits: A New Contribution Internship Program for University Students
The WordPress Foundation is proud to launch WordPress Credits, a contribution-focused internship program that brings[…]
A Little (Late) Spring Cleaning
Following up on the codified criteria for a repository to live under the WordPress organization[…]
Notes on Logging Into WordPress.org via Authenticator App
So yesterday I got a new phone and could not log in to my account[…]
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Show Off Your WordPress.org Achievements with CardPress
Create a shareable card of your WordPress.org profile with CardPress. Showcase your badges, avatar, and[…]
The Code Review Flaw in the Workflow
After intensive patch testing and reviewing 200+ tickets in the past few months from the[…]
Introducing the AI Team – Hallway Hangout Recap
This is a summary of a Hallway Hangout that was first announced on Make AI.[…]
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Criteria for Creating or Migrating Repositories under the WordPress GitHub Organization
With WordPress Core now following an annual release cadence, community-maintained canonical plugins have become even[…]
Announcing the Formation of the WordPress AI Team
Today, I’m pleased to announce the formation of a new WordPress AI Team, a dedicated[…]
WordPress Leadership Reinstates 32 Banned WordPress.org Accounts, Launches Formal Review
WordPress project leadership has reinstated 32 WordPress.org accounts and launched a formal review into dozens[…]
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Canonical Plugin Proposal for Accessibility Prompts Concerns from Contributors and Experts
WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg has suggested that accessibility improvements could be developed as a canonical[…]
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Guidance on plugins that install other plugins
TL;DR: Clarification on installing another plugin from within a plugin, and community consultation on how[…]
WordPress Community Team to Retire CrowdSignal for Jotform
The WordPress Community Team has announced plans to retire CrowdSignal in September 2024 in favor[…]
