Building Studio in Public: How Open Source Collaboration Enhances Studio
How the Studio app is connected to other open source projects and how collaborative contributions result mutually benefit all.
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WordPress.com and Developers: Roadmap Update
Where we've been and where we're going. -
Developer Q&A: John Kostak of Web Dev USA
"We can really be dangerous if we want, without being too afraid of it." -
Building Studio in Public: Maintaining High Performance in Our Local Development App for Enhanced UX
In this post, we share the strategies and techniques we've implemented to ensure our Electron-based Studio app runs smoothly, delivering a high-performance user experience. -
Building Studio in Public: Using WordPress Components and Tailwind CSS in our Local Development App
Here's how we used WordPress Components and Tailwind CSS to build our local development app, Studio. -
Say Hello to the Hosting Dashboard
One dashboard for managing all your sites and domains. -
Scalable WordPress Hosting for Developers
It's essential to choose scalable managed WordPress hosting to accommodate business-critical needs for security and performance. -
Studio: Now Available for Windows
Studio, our free local WordPress development environment, is now available for Windows. -
Introducing Scheduled Updates: Tailored Plugin Management for Your Website
by @Sheefa_ahmedDeveloper Tools, plugins, Syndicated, WordPress, WordPress developers, WordPress plugins, WordPress.comMay 20, 2024Scheduled plugin updates are here (at no extra cost). -
3 Ways for WordPress Devs, Agencies, and Freelancers to Prepare for 2025
2025 is closer than you think. -
Meet Studio: Your New Favorite Way to Develop WordPress Locally
Meet Studio by WordPress.com, our new, free, open source local WordPress development environment. -
Making 43% of the Web More Dynamic with the WordPress Interactivity API
Try it out: WordPress' new Interactivity API provides a standardized way for developers to build interactive, dynamic elements within their websites. -
Registering Custom Post Types in the WordPress Admin: Our CloudFest Hackathon Report
Let's discuss: What if you could register custom post types and custom fields directly in the WordPress admin? -
A Visit to Where the Cloud Touches the Ground
Zander Rose recently took a visit to one of Automattic's data centers. Here's what he learned about what the cloud looks like in person. -
5 Hidden Features of WordPress.com
by @incbeshDeveloper Tools, developers, Features, GitHub, gutenberg, Syndicated, Videos, WordPress, WordPress developers, WordPress.com, WP-CLIMarch 28, 2024Whether you’re a blogger, a developer, or fall somewhere between, you’re likely to discover something new and useful in this video. -
15 WordPress Pro Developers You Should Follow in 2024
by @Sheefa_ahmed March 26, 2024The WordPress community can sometimes seem like a vast ocean of people, information, and resources. Here are 15 folks to follow to stay on top of everything you need to know. -
Just Launched: GitHub Deployments
Simplify your development workflow on WordPress.com with GitHub Deployments. -
Case Study: Jelly Pixel Studio’s Journey With WordPress.com
Jelly Pixel Studio relies on the stability, speed, and security of WordPress.com’s managed hosting in order to run their web development agency. -
Welcome to a More Powerful WP-Admin Experience
by @Sheefa_ahmed March 4, 2024The wp-admin experience you know and love comes to WordPress.com. -
How We Built a New Home for WordPress.com Developers Using the Twenty Twenty-Four Theme
by @Sheefa_ahmed February 29, 2024The WordPress.com team recently rebuilt developer.wordpress.com using a modified version of the Twenty Twenty-Four default WordPress theme. Here's how they did it. -
What’s New on WordPress.com: Fresh Buttons, Sticky Headers, and Time-Saving Shortcuts
Our latest batch of new features includes updated buttons, sticky blocks, and tools for more efficient site editing. -
SSH Now Available for Business and eCommerce Sites
Are you a WordPress.com power user? You can now enable SSH and access your Business or eCommerce-powered WordPress.com site from the command line.
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