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WordPress contributors have not yet made a final decision on the JavaScript framework to adopt […]

WordPress contributors have not yet made a final decision on the JavaScript framework to adopt […]

The discussion regarding WordPress’ JavaScript framework selection continues in the #core-js Slack channel ahead of […]

While I was supposed to be on vacation last week, I instead had surgery for […]

After last week’s news that WordPress is abandoning React due to its unfavorable patents clause, […]

This evening Matt Mullenweg announced on his blog that WordPress has decided to move away […]

The WordPress community is currently knee-deep in Gutenberg takes, as the new editor is poised […]

Gutenberg contributors continue marching forward this week on their relentless drive to improve the usability […]

While attending WordCamp Grand Rapids I had the opportunity to interview developers and business owners […]

Gutenberg 1.0.0 was released this week as another iteration in the beta period that will […]

Matt Mullenweg published an appeal to WordPress users over the weekend in a post titled […]

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I discuss a new initiative that will help […]

As work continues on Gutenberg, members of the community are discussing its impacts on WordPress’ […]

Over the past few months, reviews for Gutenberg have trended towards a love/hate relationship without […]

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I open the show by discussing our observations […]

Gutenberg 0.8.0 was released over the weekend with five new blocks, major improvements to existing […]