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Aimed at small to medium-sized publishers and designed to help them develop sustainable revenue models. As the most well-known (and successful) CMS system for internet publishing, WordPress’ mission is to “democratise publishing” and supporting the free exchange of ideas. This...

Major features and bug fixes of WordPress 5.1 Beta 2 WordPress has released its 5.1 Beta 2 version just weeks before its scheduled official release on February 21st. This pre-release version is made available for testing and fixing bugs, closing...

Onboarding of two new Senior Executives in line with the launch of the WordPress Governance Project WordPress CEO and co-founder Matt Mullenweg recently announced Josepha Haden as new Executive Director and Joost de Valk as Marketing and Communications lead. Matt...

With Site Health Check WordPress will “catch and pause problem code”. The 5.1 Beta 1 release is part of what WordPress calls its Site Health Check, which focuses on stability, security and performance improvements to the whole WordPress ecosystem. The...

The platform went live in November last year and is the new home for user documentation. It replaces the more cumbersome WordPress Codex and once content has been migrated over will be the first port of a call for WordPress...

The focus of this release is fine-tuning the new block editor, and fixing major bugs or regressions. The releases addresses 37 bug fixes and 7 performance updates. : 15 block editor related bug fixes and improvements have been added to bundled...

The second release after the WordPress 5.0 rolled out focuses on performance improvements in the editor The releases addresses 73 issues — WordPress states that “the cumulated performance gains make it 330% faster for a post with 200 blocks”: 45...