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WordPress is evolving, and so are we, even though it’s hard to see the kids leave home. It’s almost 12 years since Andrew and I launched WPMU DEV Premium as ‘a subscription-based service that offers advanced plugins for WordPress Multi-User’ and I reckon it’s fair to say that, well, it’s been quite the ride. And as of today, we’re taking …
The WPMU DEV dashboard plugin is currently used on a quarter of a million sites (Wowzas!). And why wouldn’t it? It unlocks better security and performance, backups, one-click installations, automated updates, reports and improved support access. Some would say it’s the magic behind the magic 🙂 The WPMU DEV Dashboard plugin works behind the scenes […] View original post at …
We are already entering the last quarter of 2018…WOWZA! That means it’s time for our quarter 4 roadmap round-up. We just got done celebrating our mega release of Forminator (plot twist, it’s completely free on WordPress.org) and our attention is 100% on delivering the big four as an early Christmas present for our users! What […] View original post at …
We’ve always provided free versions of our most popular pro plugins on WordPress.org, but recently we’ve been stepping that up. So even if you’re not a member, you should check them out and let us know what you think 🙂 I’ve said it before, but it’s worth re-iterating. Basically the more you help the community and […] View original post at …
We’ve turned the corner and the back half of 2018 is already upon us – and your Quarter 3 is looking extra productive thanks to all the improvements coming to your WPMU DEV WordPress Toolkit. We publish an overview of our development plans at the top of each quarter so you can prepare and help […] View original post at …
Creating a new website is exciting. Installing WordPress, choosing your theme, activating plugins and creating your first posts is guaranteed to give you a burst of energy. It’s an undeniable fact that a high proportion of sites and blogs don’t last very long after this first burst of energy. But you don’t want yours to […] View original post at …
