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Welcome to DEV, your fortnightly dose of WordPress news. Here’s your round-up of precious new tools, clever dev tricks, fresh features and community creations. One newsletter to rule them all, forged in the fires of WPMU DEV. Stick around to the end to see a Weakest Link answer that had the other contestants weak in the knees with giggles. In …
Welcome to DEV, your fortnightly dose of WordPress news. Here’s your round-up of new tools and treats, smart dev tricks, bug battles, fresh features and community creations. Brought to you by WPMU DEV. Stick around to the end to see a weatherman’s Halloween costume that had his co-anchor in a fit of giggles. In today’s edition: Defender Pro’s ability to …
Your Hub just got more powerful. We’ve added Site Notes, a simple but game-changing way to keep track of client feedback, to-do lists, and project details. You can now attach notes directly to the sites you manage, making collaboration easier and workflows more streamlined without switching tools. Notes are searchable, editable, and encrypted in our database for safe keeping. Here’s …
If you manage multiple clients, sites, and projects, you know how easy it is for things to get messy. The new Clients setup in The Hub is all about making your daily workflow faster, simpler, and more organized. You can now use The Hub as your client management system without connecting billing first. That means you can add clients, link …
Stick around to the end to see an unbe-leaf-able trick for getting into the cinema for free. In today’s edition: New ccTLDs unleashed: A special gift from .us to .you. WordPress 6.9 beta coming soon: The stretchy blocks are hung by the chimney with care and we can hardly stand the wait! FAIR 1.0 launches: Your plugins now come stamped, …
When it comes to choosing the right domain, sometimes global reach isn’t enough, you need the credibility that comes with being local. We’re excited to announce the release of four new country-code top-level domains (ccTLDs), making it easier to build trust and connect with audiences in specific regions. These extensions are tailored for businesses and brands looking to strengthen their …
Stick around to the end to see a veeeery suspicious ostrich. In today’s edition: WordCamp Gdynia proves that WordPress (and pierogi) are better when shared in two languages. A round-up of smart and useful tools built by your friendly neighborhood clever nerds. Clients and Billing have officially split, bringing more efficient workflows and less emotional baggage to The Hub. Hot …
“We wanna use The Hub as our Client Management System, but we don’t want to have to set up billing first. Can’t we just add clients directly to The Hub?” Good news, now you can! We listened to your feedback and realized that yeah, you shouldn’t have to go through all the hullabaloo of setting up a Stripe billing connection …
Stick around ‘til the end to see a bunch of guys having no fun at all. Seriously. Not even a bit. In today’s edition: Telex turns your rambling ideas into Gutenberg blocks. Sometimes magically, sometimes… not. Open Call for Web Heroes: WP Accessibility Day needs you to save the internet, one alt-text at a time. Who’s WP-Award-worthy, in your opinion? …
Stick around ‘til the end to see baby trash bandits that are adorably bad at climbing. In today’s edition: Patchstack study: Hosting “security” might look tough, but 87.8% of the time it folds faster than a $5 lawn chair. WP Wiki launches: Finally, a single place to catalog all of your nerdy knowledge. RIP dial-up: the sound of the 90s …
