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The Genius of WordPress (And Why It’s Doomed) (medium.com)
WordPress.com has numerous sources of revenue; hosting, Google AdSense, WordPress themes, premium accounts, web hosting referrals, support, guided transfers, vaultpress (backups), videopress, akismet, etc.
So, with this much momentum, and an ecosystem that’s bigger than the population of Iceland invested in its success, why would we ever have reason to believe that WordPress won’t continue to be the dominant web hosting platform of the future? -
WordPress 4.4.2 Security and Maintenance Release (wordpress.org)
WordPress 4.4.2 is now available. This is a security release for all previous versions and we strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately. -
The First WordPress REST API conference, In Review (poststatus.com)
Feedback from A Day of REST was quite positive: more than 80% of attendees would definitely attend again, and nobody said they would definitely not attend again. For many, the depth of the talks and willingness for the conference to go deep on one WordPress feature was welcome, especially because this was an advanced audience of mostly developers, and not all just WordPress developers. -
Page Caching: Varnish vs Nginx FastCGI Cache (deliciousbrains.com)
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Business Opportunities in the Growing WordPress Economy (www.elegantthemes.com)
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How We Talk About WordPress Influences Others (tommcfarlin.com)
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Is WordPress Code Really A Mess? (kinsta.com)
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A WordPress Entrepreneur’s Conundrum (mattgeri.com)
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Learning PHP, Deeply: 8 Resources for WordPress Developers (premium.wpmudev.org)
JavaScript has been the language on everyone’s lips since WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg appealed to us to “Learn JavaScript, deeply” during his recent State of the WordPress address. But what does that mean for PHP, the language WordPress has essentially been built with?
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Improving Your WordPress Website’s Readability (www.wpdailythemes.com)
Mastering keyword density, meta tag descriptions, image alt tags, pretty permalinks, outbound linking, page load speeds, and many other SEO best practices leave very little leftovers for content readability analysis. Today we will take a look at what your WordPress readability score is, why it’s important, and how to make significant improvements to your score so that your website visitors have a better overall experience while reading your content.
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Move WordPress Websites With Orion (managewp.com)
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118+ Free Resources to Learn JavaScript (www.deluxeblogtips.com)
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Working with Responsive Images in WordPress Core (torquemag.io)
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