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Contribution Stats for WordPress 6.1 « Misha » (jeanbaptisteaudras.com)
800 people from at least 60 countries and 179 identified companies contributed to WordPress 6.1.
Worth noting that 288 people contributed to WordPress Core for the very first time! That’s around 35% of the total number of contributors! -
Performance Improvements in WordPress 6.1: Enhanced Database Peformance and More (yoast.com)
The WordPress Core Performance Team has done some incredible work to make the platform faster in the 6.1 release. This team, comprising members from Google, 10up, XWP, and Yoast, was formed in 2021 to monitor, enhance, and promote performance in WordPress core and its surrounding ecosystem. Without them, these improvements wouldn’t have been possible. -
PHP 7.4 Will Be End of Life in November 2022. What Does this Mean for Your WordPress Site? (ithemes.com)
PHP 7.4 End of Life is on the horizon as the PHP version will stop receiving any security updates from November 28, 2022. With over 60% of all websites written in PHP still using the final version of the PHP 7 release branch, this is particularly huge for the whole internet community. -
Who’s Going to Pay for All This? (poststatus.com)
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Site Editor: A More User-Friendly Name (make.wordpress.org)
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Can Mastodon Avoid Becoming Another Hellsite? (masterwp.com)
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WordPress Vulnerability Report – November 9, 2022 (ithemes.com)
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2022 Best Black Friday & Cyber Monday WordPress Deals (wpastra.com)
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WooCommerce Store Owners Combat Fraudulent Stripe Charges (wptavern.com)
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The 2022 MainWP Web Care Consultant Survey is Open for Submissions (mainwp.com)
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WP Rankings Helps Plugin Developers Track Growth and Competitors (wptavern.com)
Last month, WordPress.org removed the active install growth chart from plugins, upsetting plugin authors and leaving them with very little meaningful data. The Meta team is working on making more accurate and useful data available to plugin developers, but this will take some work. In the meantime, the team behind AyeCode, makers of the GeoDirectory plugin, has created a tool to help plugin developers get an idea of how their plugins are ranking.
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7 Best WordPress Plugins for Sitemap Creation (wplift.com)
HTML sitemaps are created to enhance the web navigation experience of your site visitors. Whereas XML sitemaps help search engines understand your site structure, crawl your website & index your site content faster.
Simply put, HTML sitemaps are for humans, and XML sitemaps are for bots.
So in this article, we’ve compiled a list of the best Sitemap plugins for WordPress that you can use on your website to create XML and HTML sitemaps as per your requirement.
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The Best WordPress Invoice Plugins for 2022 (ithemes.com)
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6 Best WordPress Gamification Plugins in 2022 (www.wpkube.com)
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