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WordPress Student Clubs are beginning to take shape as a new way to carry the momentum of WordPress Campus Connect beyond one-time workshops. What starts as an introduction to WordPress and open source is now continuing on campus through student-led groups that create space for learning, peer support, and early community participation. That shift matters […]

WordCamp Asia 2026 brought the global WordPress community to Mumbai, India, from April 9–11, gathering contributors, organizers, sponsors, speakers, and attendees at the Jio World Convention Centre for three days of learning, collaboration, and community. With 2,627 attendees, the event reflected the scale of the WordPress community and the strong turnout throughout the event. The […]

WordCamp Asia 2026 will be available to watch live across three days of streaming, making it easy for the global WordPress community to follow along from anywhere. This year’s live streamed programming begins with a special Contributor Day broadcast, followed by two full conference days of presentations from across the WordPress community. This post gathers […]

April 9-11, 2026 | Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai, India WordCamp Asia 2026 brings the WordPress community to Mumbai, India, from April 9 to 11, with a schedule shaped around artificial intelligence, enterprise WordPress, developer workflows, product strategy, and open source collaboration. For attendees planning their time, the program offers a useful view of the […]

The second Release Candidate (“RC2”) for WordPress 7.0 is ready for download and testing! This version of the WordPress software is under development. Please do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on production or mission-critical websites. Instead, it’s recommended that you evaluate RC2 on a test server and site. Reaching this phase […]

When WP Engine acquired WPackagist on March 12, the WordPress developer community faced a familiar question: what happens when critical open source infrastructure ends up under corporate control? The community already had an answer in progress. Four days later, WP Packages (formerly WP Composer) launched as a fully independent, community-funded alternative, with some neat additional […]

The first Release Candidate (“RC1”) for WordPress 7.0 is ready for download and testing! This version of the WordPress software is still under development. Please do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on production or mission-critical websites. Instead, it’s recommended to evaluate RC1 on a test server and site. WordPress 7.0 RC1 […]

WordPress 7.0 Beta 5 is ready for download and testing! This version of the WordPress software is still under development. Please do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on production or mission-critical websites. Instead, it’s recommended to test Beta 5 on a test server and site.WordPress 7.0 Beta 5 can be tested […]

WordPress 6.9.4 is now available WordPress 6.9.2 and WordPress 6.9.3 were released yesterday, addressing 10 security issues and a bug that affected template file loading on a limited number of sites. The WordPress Security Team has discovered that not all of the security fixes were fully applied, therefore 6.9.4 has been released containing the necessary […]

For nearly two decades, WordPress has been known for a simple, powerful idea: that anyone should be able to get online and start creating with minimal friction. The famous five-minute install captured that spirit for an earlier era of the web. Today, we’re introducing my.WordPress.net, a new take on that idea designed for a new […]

At WordPress.com, we believe short thoughts deserve a real home. Today we’re introducing a new theme built for quick posts, replies, and reblogs: the kind of writing that lives somewhere between a tweet and a blog post, on a site that’s entirely yours. If you’ve been thinking about starting your …

Studio Code is a CLI coding agent for WordPress that builds sites from descriptions, manages local environments, and validates content. Now in beta.

Test the WordPress 7.0 beta on WordPress.com, upgraded the block editor and fix fatal plugin errors in just one click.

Spry Fox has grown its audience for 15 years with a blog, newsletter, and community. Here’s why their WordPress.com site still matters.

Connect Claude to your WordPress.com site and use your own data to find content gaps, prioritize topics, generate outlines, and publish posts without switching tools.

How HealthPress.io uses WordPress.com and Automattic for Agencies to power a European lifestyle medicine community of clinics, courses, and 600+ students.

Murphy Levesque co-founded Hidden Gem Animal Rescue at 11. Here's how a WordPress.com site helped her rescue over 100 animals.

WordCamp Asia 2026 brought thousands of WordPress users to Mumbai. Here's what happened — from AI and education to new WordPress.com features and what's next.

A step-by-step checklist for choosing headless WordPress hosting in 2026, covering backend, frontend, and rendering decisions without overcomplicating it.

Find out how Knockers Design builds sophisticated client websites with WordPress.com.

BuddyPress 14.4.0, BuddyPress 12.6.0, and BuddyPress 11.5.2 are all now available. This is a security release. Please update as soon as possible. 14.4.0, 12.6.0 & 11.5.1 fixed one bug and one security issue: Note: 11.5.2 contains the same code changes as 11.5.1 but has been repackaged to hopefully resolve some SVN oddities. For complete details, […]

BuddyPress 14.3.4, BuddyPress 12.5.3, and BuddyPress 11.4.4 are all now available. This is a security release. Please update as soon as possible. 14.3.4, 12.5.3 & 11.4.4 fixed two bugs: For complete details, visit the 14.3.4 changelog. You can get the latest version by clicking on the above button, downloading it from the WordPress.org plugin directory or checking it […]

BuddyPress 14.3.3 is now available. This is a maintenance release. 14.3.3 fixes a mistake made in the build process for 14.3.1 (and 14.3.2 attempted to fix, but didn’t completely fix the issue, so was never released). 14.3.1 fixed two bugs: For complete details, visit the 14.3.1 changelog. You can get the latest version by clicking on […]

BuddyPress 14.3.1 is now available. This is a maintenance release. 14.3.1 fixes two bugs: For complete details, visit the 14.3.1 changelog. You can get the latest version by clicking on the above button, downloading it from the WordPress.org plugin directory or checking it out from our Subversion repository. Many thanks to our 14.3.1 contributors  dreampixel, boonebgorges, emaralive & imath.

BuddyPress 14.2.1 is now available. This is a maintenance & security release. All BuddyPress installations should be updated as soon as possible. The 14.2.1 release addresses the following security issue: This vulnerability was reported privately to the BuddyPress team, in accordance with WordPress’s security policies. Our thanks to the reporter for practicing coordinated disclosure. 14.2.1 also […]

Immediately available is BuddyPress 14.1.0. This maintenance release fixes 4 bugs. For details on the changes, please read the 14.1.0 release notes. Update to BuddyPress 14.1.0 today in your WordPress Dashboard, or by downloading from the WordPress.org plugin repository. Many thanks to 14.1.0 contributors  thomaslhotta, shailu25, emaralive, espellcaste & imath.

We’re very excited to announce the immediate availability of BuddyPress 14.0.0 « Da Lucia », named after the excellent pizza restaurant located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, France. Get it now from the WordPress.org plugin repository, or right from your WordPress Dashboard. This new major version of your site’s community engine introduces around 80 changes mostly working under the […]

The first release candidate for BuddyPress 14.0.0 is now available! “Release Candidate” means that we think the new version is ready for release, but with the many possible specific WordPress configurations, hundreds of BuddyPress plugins and Thousands of WordPress themes, it’s possible something was missed. BuddyPress 14.0.0 is slated for release on July 12, 2024, and your help is […]

Please read the 14.0.0-beta1 announcement post for a list of nice improvements to expect from our next major release. What has been fixed in beta2? If you haven’t tested our 3 previous beta release, here’s a fresh opportunity to helped us build 14.0.0. Whether you’re a new, regular or advanced user, a theme designer or […]

The BuddyPress contributors have been hard at work baking our next release, version 14.0.0. This release is all about code modernization, focusing on these areas: We are excited for you to try our new release. Please run it through its paces, and let us know what problems you run into! Thanks for your help in […]

bbPress 2.6.14 is a minor release that fixes 20 issues. For everyone running bbPress 2.6, feel free to update at your earliest convenience. 🍯 This release improves Akismet, BuddyPress, and PHP 8.2 support, moderation terms, search, and more! (All of these fixes have already been merged into trunk/2.7.) Thank you to everyone who contributed to […]

bbPress 2.6.13 is a minor release that fixes 1 small incompatibility with WordPress 6.8. (This fix is already merged into the 2.7 development branch.) Thank you to vortfu, peterwilsoncc, spacedmonkey, joemcgill, swissspidy, and jorbin for helping communicate this to the bbPress team 🐝

bbPress 2.6.12 is a minor release that fixes 1 security issue and 1 small bug. The security issue was responsibly disclosed via the WordPress HackerOne bounty program. It does not appear to be actively exploited, and specifically targets: single-site WordPress installations, newer than 5.3.0, with the “Membership” setting set to “Anyone can register”, and with […]

bbPress 2.6.11 is a minor release that fixes 13 relatively small bugs reported over the past few years. Most notably, it improves HTML output escaping in the topic & reply forms (nothing serious, just some entities showing up where they should not), prevents a bunch of different debug notices from filling up error logs, and […]

bbPress 2.6.9 is a minor release that improves the Akismet clean-up routines introduced in the 2.6.7 release. If you are using Akismet with bbPress and saw some debug notices in your logs, this release is for you! Thank you to our friends over at Automattic’s Akismet team for helping! 💚

bbPress 2.6.8 is a minor release that fixes 1 regression in the 2.6.7 release. 😬 Thank you to everyone who provided prompt feedback in the support forums. Because of you, we were able to react quickly and repackage this release right away. 🎉

bbPress 2.6.7 is a minor release that fixes 19 issues. For everyone running bbPress 2.6, feel free to update at your earliest convenience. 🍯 This release improves Akismet and BuddyPress support, allows Moderators to reply to unapproved Topics, and fixes a user-interface issue with the hierarchical replies feature, just to highlight a few notable changes. […]

bbPress 2.6.6 is a minor release that fixes 22 issues. For all y’all running bbPress 2.6, you are welcome to update at your earliest convenience. 🐝 This release fixes a few PHP warnings & notices, some output formatting bugs, and improves a few different moderator experiences, just to name a few of my favorite changes. […]

bbPress 2.6.5 is a security release, and fixes 8 total issues reported either via Trac or HackerOne. For anyone running bbPress 2.6, please update to this version immediately. Special thanks to the following folks for improving the security of bbPress: Raphael Karger for disclosing an unauthenticated privilege escalation when New User Registration is enabled hoangkien1020 […]

bbPress 2.6.4 is a security release, and fixes 8 total issues reported by our amazing, patient, and vigilant community members: Fixes an obscure security issue with BuddyPress Group Forums, allowing Group Members to save Topics to invalid Forum IDs Fixes performance degradation for 2.5 database schemas Fixes a few typos Fixes some debug notices Fixes […]

The next WordPress Developers Chat will take place on in the core channel on Make WordPress Slack. The live meeting will focus on the discussion for upcoming releases, and have an open floor section. The various curated agenda sections below refer to additional items. If you have ticket requests for help, please continue to post details in the comments section […]

WordPress has no built-in way to see who else is in the admin with you. This experimental feature plugin changes that — try it in Playground.

“What’s new in Gutenberg” posts (labeled with the #gutenberg-new tag) are posted following every Gutenberg release on a biweekly basis, showcasing new features included in each release. As a reminder, here’s an overview of different ways to keep up with Gutenberg and the Editor. Gutenberg 23.0 has been released and is available for download! This release introduces […]

A basic look up table on design tools supported per block.

Good news, everyone! WordPress 7.0 has a new release date: May 20th, 2026! Thank you all for your flexibility in these recent weeks while WordPress contributors around the world worked tirelessly on necessary architectural improvements for the 7.0 release. The team aims to ensure that this software version is the most stable and most performant […]

The full chat log is available beginning here on Slack. Performance Lab Plugin (and other performance plugins) Our next chat will be held on in the #core-performance channel in Slack. #core-performance, #hosting, #performance, #performance-chat, #summary

X-comment from +make.wordpress.org/docs: Comment on WordPress Documentation Team Closes 200+ Issues — and Needs Your Help

The next WordPress Developers Chat will take place on in the core channel on Make WordPress Slack. The live meeting will focus on the discussion for upcoming releases, and have an open floor section. The various curated agenda sections below refer to additional items. If you have ticket requests for help, please continue to post details in the comments section […]

Start of the meeting in Slack, facilitated by @amykamala 🔗 Agenda post. Announcements 📢 WordPress 7.0 Updates General Discussion 💬 @annezazu has published Defining expectations for Iteration issues announcing some adjustments to iteration issue handling in the Gutenberg repo. From @amykamala: “Finding the most current PRs and discussions can be a bit of a wild goose chase […]

One of the most common complaints from Contributor Day facilitators is this: participants spend the entire session trying to set up their local environment and never get to actually contribute. Before writing a single line of code, a first-time WordPress core contributor typically needs to install Git, Node.js, npm, Docker, configure everything correctly, and troubleshoot […]

The next WordPress Developers Chat will take place on in the core channel on Make WordPress Slack. The live meeting will focus on the discussion for upcoming releases, and have an open floor section. The various curated agenda sections below refer to additional items. If you have ticket requests for help, please continue to post details in the comments section […]

Posting here since it spans +make.wordpress.org/design/ , +make.wordpress.org/community/ +make.wordpress.org/marketing/ +make.wordpress.org/meta/ . My request: Let’s go back to how we used to elevate individual identity and contribution. Learn how to celebrate sponsorship in ways that encourage and cheer equally or more volunteers and people contributing in their spare time, and remember that’s how almost all of […]

“What’s new in Gutenberg…” posts (labeled with the #gutenberg-new tag) are posted following every Gutenberg release on a biweekly basis, showcasing new features included in each release. As a reminder, here’s an overview of different ways to keep up with Gutenberg and the Editor. Gutenberg 22.9 has been released and is available for download! This […]

Two years ago, efforts were made to provide more clarity in the Gutenberg GitHub repository to make it simpler to keep up to date with work underway at various levels. This post focuses on a piece of that effort: iteration issues and the growing role they can play to make it simpler to follow ongoing […]

Thank you to everyone who responded to the original call for volunteers. The response was genuinely wonderful and made clear how much folks care about getting a great default theme out for 7.2. Joining lead designer @iamarinoh, I’m happy to share that @onemaggie and @poena will serve as co-lead developers. @juanfra will be taking on […]

Start of the meeting in Slack, facilitated by @audrasjb 🔗 Agenda post. Announcements 📢 WordPress 7.0 Updates Discussion 💬 From @desrosj: contributors who have a list of notes for tickets to create are encouraged to create them before the WordCamp Asia Contributor Day. Especially if they are good-first-bugs!  @desrosj added: “If someone has some time, triaging the […]

The next WordPress Developers Chat will take place on in the core channel on Make WordPress Slack. The live meeting will focus on the discussion for upcoming releases, and have an open floor section. The various curated agenda sections below refer to additional items. If you have ticket requests for help, please continue to post details in the comments section […]

Start of the meeting in Slack, facilitated by @audrasjb 🔗 Agenda post. Announcements 📢 Editor General WordPress 7.0 Updates Discussion 💬 From Matt: Rethinking Left Navigation From @joefusco: “Following the awareness/presence discussion in #64696, I built a feature plugin to test the workload independently from RTC feature.” From @wildworks: “I am proposing to remove the ability to […]

It was announced earlier this week that the final 7.0 release has been delayed specifically to allow more time to address testing feedback about the implementation of real-time collaboration. While the broad reasons for the delay were shared, this post will clarify what the delay means in practice (“returning to beta” after entering the Release […]

WordPress 7.0 will introduce real-time collaboration in the block editor. Out of the box, the editor syncs changes between peers using an HTTP polling provider. However, an HTTP polling transport isn’t the only option and it may not be the best fit for your infrastructure, especially if you are a WordPress hosting provider. The sync.providers […]

fixed: In 62283: REST API: Harden Real Time Collaboration endpoint. Adds additional validation and permission checks the the Real Time Collaboration endpoint to ensure only input in the expected format is supported. Reviewed by peterwilsoncc, audrasjb. Merges [62198] to the 7.0 branch. Props czarate, westonruter, joefusco, peterwilsoncc. Fixes #64890.

REST API: Harden Real Time Collaboration endpoint. Adds additional validation and permission checks the the Real Time Collaboration endpoint to ensure only input in the expected format is supported. Reviewed by peterwilsoncc, audrasjb. Merges [62198] to the 7.0 branch. Props czarate, westonruter, joefusco, peterwilsoncc. Fixes #64890.

The issue is a bit hard to explain, please watch the video. Sometimes it's impossible to drag a widget to the desired space, sometimes the 'drop zone' has the size of the dragged widget, sometimes not, etc.

I have a issue with the copy_dir() function. If i want to skip a folder called 'languages' it does not skip it and the files within that folder are still copied. $skip_list = array('languages'); $result = copy_dir($from, $to, $skip_list); However if i revert copy_dir to the version which was in WordPress 3.2.1 it works just fine. Below is the code from WordPress version 3.2.1. The languages and its content folder is skipped. function copy_dir($from, $to, $skip_list = array() ) { global $wp_filesystem; $dirlist = $wp_filesystem->dirlist($from); $from = trailingslashit($from); $to = trailingslashit($to); $skip_regex = ''; foreach ( (array)$skip_list as $key => $skip_file ) $skip_regex .= preg_quote($skip_file, '!') . '|'; if ( !empty($skip_regex) ) $skip_regex = '!(' . rtrim($skip_regex, '|') . ')$!i'; foreach ( (array) $dirlist as $filename => $fileinfo ) { if ( !empty($skip_regex) ) if ( preg_match($skip_regex, $from . $filename) ) continue; if ( 'f' == $fileinfo['type'] ) { if ( ! $wp_filesystem->copy($from . $filename, $to . $filename, true, FS_CHMOD_FILE) ) { // If copy failed, chmod file to 0644 and try again. $wp_filesystem->chmod($to . $filename, 0644); if ( ! $wp_filesystem->copy($from . $filename, $to . $filename, true, FS_CHMOD_FILE) ) return new WP_Error('copy_failed', __('Could not copy file.'), $to . $filename); } } elseif ( 'd' == $fileinfo['type'] ) { if ( !$wp_filesystem->is_dir($to . $filename) ) { if ( !$wp_filesystem->mkdir($to . $filename, FS_CHMOD_DIR) ) return new WP_Error('mkdir_failed', __('Could not create directory.'), $to . $filename); } $result = copy_dir($from . $filename, $to . $filename, $skip_list); if ( is_wp_error($result) ) return $result; } } return true; } The current dir_copy() function does not skip folders and its content. Can you please provide a fix for this as the description of dir_copy states it skips files/folders by the skip list. Or am i doing something wrong? Do i have to provide the complete path to the languages folder? In v3.2.1 we did not have todo this. Please advice

duplicate: Duplicate of #65053.

Issue facing while first time on load When uploading multiple media files from the Edit Post screen via “Set featured image”, it displays incorrect numbers. Steps to reproduce: Create a new post. Click on "Set featured image." Go to "Upload files" and upload multiple files. Notice that the numbers are inaccurate (you may need to repeat step 2 multiple times to reproduce the issue). ​https://postimg.cc/phJzhGt5 Video ​https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g3MeCH_iLkB6hzdl5Q2svmmWrsnMrjdx/view?usp=sharing

Reopening for merging [62282] to the 7.0 branch pending another committer's sign off.

fixed: In 62282: Toolbar: Add JavaScript fallback for determining command palette icon. Introduces a JavaScript fallback for determining whether the command palette icon in the toolbar should display ⌘Kfor Apple devices. This is to account for sites behind a CDN as it's common for the User-Agent header to be stripped from the request sent to the application server in order to increase cache hits on the edge. Props peterwilsoncc, westonruter, mukesh27, ramonopoly. Fixes #65121.

Toolbar: Add JavaScript fallback for determining command palette icon. Introduces a JavaScript fallback for determining whether the command palette icon in the toolbar should display ⌘Kfor Apple devices. This is to account for sites behind a CDN as it's common for the User-Agent header to be stripped from the request sent to the application server in order to increase cache hits on the edge. Props peterwilsoncc, westonruter, mukesh27, ramonopoly. Fixes #65121.

Tests: Correct @covers tag for resolve_pattern_blocks() tests. Follow-up to [58303]. See #64225.

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Not many of the present readers might know me very well, and that in part, is the reason that I have made the decision to transfer WLTC to more willing and presently capable hands. I am a stranger on my blog and the time has come for me to make sure that this blog, its contents and its knowledge are archived and preserved and maybe rejuvenated at a later time. I delved into blogging tools back in 2004 when I started my Masters degree in CS. I wanted some code to mess around with in my free time and everyone was talking about blogging. I looked into a variety of tools, built a small Linux server for myself at home, and installed a few of the tools that were freely available at that time. I had a heck of a time getting a hold of MT (Moveable Type, the most well-known name) and […]

The landscape of news has changed so much over the last few years that news about a particular topic or platform is readily available to anyone within an instant. With WordPress, I imagine that could be one of the perks of powering over 16% of the web, but it’s true that news is becoming incredibly accessible. In short, news is everywhere. Speaking of WordPress in general, you can of course acquire official direct news from WordPress News, but you can also take a peak behind the curtain and follow news in the making at Make WordPress.org. Though it’s only specific to the WordPress.com blogging platform, WordPress.com News is also worth watching for WordPress development news, as WordPress.com users often get access to new WordPress features before they’re released, so you’ll be able to try new features rather than just read about them. There’s more news than just direct official news, like I […]

New plugins GC Message Box allows you to highlight your key message(s) in smart ways within articles and blog posts. Simple Social Icons allows you to insert social icons in any widget area. Stick It allows you to stick the navigation menu in any theme to the top of browser window. Updated plugins Jetpack allows you to supercharge your WordPress site with powerful features previously only available to WordPress.com users. Nav Menu Images enables uploading of images for nav menu items on the menu edit screen.

AirTime is a subtle and simple theme. FirmaSite is a responsive theme with BuddyPress and bbPress support. Stark Lite is a minimalist and simple theme.

New plugins Easy Watermark automatically adds watermark to images when they are uploaded. Internet Defense League Cat Signal automatically loads either the modal or the banner Cat Signal when there is an active campaign from the Internet Defense League. Updated plugins BFT Autoresponder allows scheduling of automated autoresponder messages and managing a mailing list. Google Analytics Dashboard for WP will display Google Analytics data and statistics inside your Dashboard. WordPress MU Domain Mapping allows users of a WordPress MU site or WordPress 3.0 network to map their blog/site to another domain.

Memori Jingga is a responsive, clean, and simple theme. Rockers is a responsive theme with a clean design. Satu is an elegant single-column responsive theme.

The dates have been announced for WordCamp San Francisco 2013, an event which is often heralded as the annual WordPress conference. WordCamp San Francisco 2013 will be held on July 26 and 27 at the Mission Bay Conference Center with a Developer Hack Day on July 28. A list of speakers is not yet available, but they would like you to nominate your favorite past WordCamp speakers. Will you be attending WordCamp San Francisco this year?

New plugins Google Adsense Dashboard for WP will display your Google Adsense earnings and related reports inside your Dashboard. Google Analytics Dashboard for WP will display Google Analytics data and statistics inside your Dashboard. Updated plugins Ad Code Manager allows you to manage your ad codes through the WordPress admin in a safe and easy way. BFT Autoresponder allows scheduling of automated autoresponder messages and managing a mailing list. CampTix Event Ticketing is an easy to use and flexible event ticketing plugin.

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Ease is a simple red and white theme. Nomad is an attractive professional, business or blog theme with an unusual, very narrow orientation and design. Sensitive is fully responsive theme using Twitter Bootstrap and a Metro-styled accent. Visual is a dark minimalist theme for displaying photos and images.

The impending release of WordPress 3.6 has been pushed back one more week to April 29. At this time, WordPress 3.6 is not yet feature complete (meaning that all intended new features have not been entirely finished), so the decision was made to push the first beta release back two weeks to March 27 and the final release back one week to April 29. This will allow the team time to focus on finalizing the in-progress new features so that they (and the brave folks who enjoy running beta software) can simply focus on testing and bug fixing rather than polishing up partial features.

New plugins Easy Media Gallery is designed to display portfolios and various media types including gallery sets, single images, google maps, video, audio, and links with ease and elegance. ytlink provides a preview image for embedded YouTube videos. Updated plugins BackWPup allows you to backup your WordPress database, files, and more. Genericon’d enables easy use of the Genericons icon font set from within WordPress. Icons can be inserted using either HTML or a shortcode. Keyring provides a very hookable, completely customizable framework for connecting your WordPress site to an external service. WP All Import makes it easy to import any XML or CSV file into your WordPress site.

There has been a lot of talk lately about working from home and maintaining a distributed workforce. Web-based software, like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, are taking over the publishing industry and allow you to work from anywhere with an internet connection. Though, even though they can be managed  from home, working from home and maintaining a distributed workforce is not yet broadly acknowledged in society as a successful and efficient alternative to working in an office. Despite working with software that doesn’t need to be tied to one specific workstation, you could still find yourself tied to a desk in cubicle. I work full-time for Automattic and have the pleasure of both working from home and setting my own hours. After all, I only need a browser, an email client, and IRC client, and Skype to do my job. A desk is nice, but there’s no one saying that said desk has to be […]

Attitude is a simple, clean, and responsive retina-ready theme. Catch Everest is a simple, clean, and responsive theme. Liberus is an ideal business related theme that is relatively simple and would suit any blog or website. Stitch is an elegant, modern theme with optional fixed header.

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En este taller descubriremos el Model Context Protocol (MCP), el nuevo estándar que está rompiendo las barreras entre la Inteligencia Artificial y nuestras bases de datos. Veremos cómo este protocolo actúa como un «conector universal» que tendremos integrado en el core de WordPress a partir de la versión 7 y que dota a clientes como Visual Studio Code o Claude Desktop (en el futuro ChatGPT y otros) de una conciencia total sobre lo que ocurre en un WooCommerce. Aprenderemos, paso a paso, cómo configurar tu propio servidor MCP para que la IA no solo te responda preguntas genéricas, sino que ejecute acciones directas en tu tienda: pregúntale sobre pedidos, cupones usados, costes medio, pídele métricas, etc. Crearemos Abilities personalizadas, la expondremos a través de MCP y comprobaremos cómo un cliente de IA (Claude Desktop o Copilot en VS Code) puede descubrirla y ejecutarla para consultar y operar directamente sobre los datos de WordPress. Público objetivo: Esta sesión está diseñada tanto para desarrolladores, configuradores y expertos que quieran explorar las últimas tendencias en integración de IA en WordPress, como para propietarios de tiendas que buscan administrar su tienda usando lenguaje natural en lugar del panel de administración.

Cada año lo mismo: cambios manuales, productos que se te olvidan, banners que siguen activos en diciembre y algún cliente que te escribe a las tantas porque «el precio no ha cambiado en X producto» El Black Friday no tiene por qué ser así. En este taller vamos a montar un sistema que activa y desactiva el modo Black Friday de forma automática: descuentos, banners, badges, estilos… todo a la vez, con un solo toggle y sin tocar cada producto a mano. Lo haremos con Bricks y JetEngine, que ya tienes en tu stack. Y para la parte de código, verás cómo construir el prompt correcto para que la IA genere exactamente lo que necesitas, sin hacerse “invents” y sin que tengas que entender cada línea. El resultado es un sistema que puedes reutilizar en cualquier cliente. Y que no te va a despertar a las 3 de la mañana.

Todos hablan de Inteligencia Artificial, pero pocos te enseñan cómo aterrizarla en un negocio tradicional para ahorrar miles de euros. En este taller práctico, destriparemos el caso real de un negocio que eliminó sus altísimas facturas de procesado de catálogo (adiós, SaaS caros) montando su propia IA de código abierto. Trae tu portátil: nos mancharemos las manos configurando y desplegando desde cero un modelo de IA en local para que domines la tecnología, proceses información de forma masiva y dejes de depender económicamente de terceros.

Si la inteligencia artificial fuera capaz de escribir textos de venta brutales, estarías ya en Bali mientras una horda de Agentes IA trabajan por ti. Pero (oh, qué pena) resulta que tu cliente huele la mediocridad y no se la cuelas tan fácil. En un mundo donde cualquiera puede darle a un botón y construir una web OK, con imágenes OK y unos textos OK, tenemos que volvernos WOW. ¿Quieres diferenciarte? Empieza a NARRAR. En mi charla aprenderás a transformar la herida fundacional de tu negocio en relato y el relato en pasta. Porque tu web no vende, pero tu historia (bien contada) te aseguro que sí.Presentation Slides »

WooCommerce es hoy una de las plataformas de eCommerce más utilizadas del mundo, impulsando millones de tiendas online. En los últimos años, el ecosistema ha evolucionado rápidamente para adaptarse a nuevas necesidades del comercio digital: experiencias omnicanal, mejoras en la experiencia de gestión para comerciantes, nuevas herramientas para desarrolladores y la aparición de tecnologías como la automatización o la inteligencia artificial. En esta charla exploraremos algunas de las innovaciones recientes en WooCommerce y las tendencias que están marcando el futuro del eCommerce en WordPress. También veremos cómo estas evoluciones impactan tanto a comerciantes como a desarrolladores, y qué oportunidades abren para quienes construyen o gestionan tiendas online. La sesión ofrecerá una visión general accesible del estado actual de WooCommerce y hacia dónde se dirige el ecosistema en los próximos años.Presentation Slides »

En esta charla compartiré 10 consejos/tips que llevo aprendiendo durante mucho tiempo ayudando a un cliente a facturar más de 500.000 euros al año con un “simple formulario” con WordPress sin necesidad – por el momento – de recurrir a WooCommerce.Presentation Slides »

El CAC no para de subir. La competencia en paid es brutal. Y mientras tanto, tienes una lista de clientes que ya te compraron una vez y a los que estás ignorando o, peor, bombardeando con descuentos que destruyen tu margen, tu marca y les enseñan a esperar la próxima oferta para volver a comprar. El email marketing es el canal con mayor ROI del marketing digital. Pero la mayoría de ecommerces lo usan solo cuando tienen algo que decir o un descuento que mandar. La estrategia ni se huele y las automatizaciones y flows están abandonadas. Si tienes una tienda en WooCommerce, esto te suena. Y la estrategia que veremos aplica directamente a tu negocio. En esta charla veremos cómo cambiar eso con tres palancas concretas usando como caso real el trabajo con Colvin, una marca donde la repetición de compra lo es todo y donde los descuentos constantes no eran la solución. Una charla con caso real, decisiones concretas y cosas que puedes aplicar el lunes.Presentation Slides »

Muchas tiendas online en WordPress creen que su problema es el tráfico: más visitas, más productos, más contenido, más optimización. Pero el verdadero bloqueo suele estar antes del SEO: en las decisiones que definen qué páginas importan y cuáles solo generan ruido. En esta charla veremos cómo leer un WooCommerce como un sistema de negocio: Qué tipos de páginas realmente impulsan ventas. Cómo las categorías pueden convertirse en activos estratégicos. Por qué muchas fichas de producto compiten entre sí. Cómo el enlazado interno revela prioridades (y errores). Qué hacer cuando el catálogo crece pero la facturación no. No hablaremos de plugins milagro ni de “trucos SEO”. Hablaremos de foco, jerarquía y decisiones. El objetivo es que cualquier asistente pueda salir con un modelo claro para priorizar, simplificar y tomar mejores decisiones antes de ejecutar.Presentation Slides »

¿Qué ocurre cuando un eCommerce deja de ser una simple lista de productos para convertirse en el motor de una empresa? En esta charla, nos alejaremos del uso convencional de plugins para entrar en la arquitectura de sistemas integrados. Veremos cómo gestionar flujos de datos complejos donde el pedido es solo el principio: El viaje del dato: Sincronización bidireccional entre WooCommerce y ERP sin morir en el intento. Custom Dashboards: Cómo crear paneles de administración a medida que aporten valor real al negocio, más allá de las gráficas estándar. Presupuestadores lógicos: Integración de herramientas de cálculo complejas dentro del flujo de checkout de WooCommerce mediante código propio. Eliminando el techo de cristal: Estrategias de desarrollo para que las «limitaciones» de WordPress desaparezcan cuando conectamos el CMS con la lógica empresarial pura. Una charla técnica, basada en la experiencia de Agencia SP, diseñada para desarrolladores y dueños de negocio que buscan que su eCommerce sea una solución 360°.

A partir de los mismos productos de un eCommerce (cursos, hoteles, directorios, ordenadores…) es posible construir miles de páginas de listados, desde las categorías más generales hasta las más específicas, con el objetivo de captar más tráfico e influienciar a los LLMs. En esta charla veremos cómo debe ser esa página perfecta de listado y cómo orquestar la la web para que no sea un desastre.Presentation Slides »

En esta charla exploraremos las últimas novedades regulatorias en materia de protección de datos y regulación de cookies, con especial foco en el Digital Omnibus y en las nuevas obligaciones que trae para las organizaciones. Analizaremos qué cambios debemos tener en cuenta y, sobre todo, qué implican realmente desde un punto de vista práctico. Además, abordaremos las nuevas reglas europeas sobre reutilización y compartición de datos, como el Data Governance Act y el Data Act, para entender cómo las empresas pueden ir más allá del cumplimiento normativo y empezar a aprovechar estratégicamente los datos que generan —o que generan otros— para impulsar nuevas oportunidades de negocio.Presentation Slides »

Una introducción a la arquitectura headless en WordPress: qué es, cuáles son sus elementos principales y cómo se trabaja con ella en la práctica, con ejemplos reales de configuración.Presentation Slides »

¿Sabes ese momento mágico cuando en una hamburguesería te dicen: 👉 “Por solo 1€ más puedes añadir patatas y bebida”? Y tú dices “sí” sin pensarlo. En esta charla vamos a trasladar exactamente esa lógica a tu WooCommerce. Vas a aprender: ✨ Cómo ofrecer complementos que el cliente realmente quiere ✨ Qué decir (y qué no decir) para que el extra sea irresistible ✨ Dónde colocar cada recomendación dentro del proceso de compra ✨ Ideas simples para aumentar el ticket medio desde mañana Nada agresivo, nada de vender por vender. Solo propuestas útiles que generan un efecto: 👉 “Ya que estoy aquí… venga, sí.” Si quieres sacar más rendimiento por pedido sin aumentar el tráfico, esta charla te va a encantar. Trae tu tienda en mente y prepárate para salir con mejoras listas para activar nada más terminar el evento.Presentation Slides »

En muchos proyectos de e-commerce en WordPress, los carruseles y sliders forman parte habitual del diseño/desarrollo: productos destacados, promociones, testimonios o ventas cruzadas. Sin embargo, estos componentes pueden generar importantes problemas de accesibilidad, rendimiento y experiencia de usuario si no se implementan correctamente. En esta charla analizaremos situaciones reales de proyectos donde los carruseles afectan a la navegación con teclado, al uso de lectores de pantalla o al tiempo de interacción necesario para comprender el contenido. A partir de ejemplos prácticos, veremos decisiones técnicas que permiten mejorar la accesibilidad sin renunciar a los objetivos de negocio del e-commerce. Una sesión orientada a desarrolladores y profesionales que trabajan con WordPress y quieren construir tiendas online más usables, inclusivas y sostenibles.Presentation Slides »

¿En serio, aún merece la pena usar WordPress, contratar hosting, instalar plugins, elegir tema y todas esas decisiones para montar una tienda online?, ¿no es mejor usar un servicio como Shopify o incluso crear la tienda con IA? Si andas con estas dudas, totalmente lógicas, vamos a ponernos en serio a analizar si de verdad sigue siendo razonable actualmente todo ese esfuerzo.Presentation Slides »

¿Harto de Google Maps y sus condiciones? Descubre Leaflet ¿Has intentado poner un mapa en WordPress y acabado peleándote con claves de API, límites de uso o problemas de privacidad? Esta charla es para ti. Veremos Leaflet, una librería de código abierto que te permite integrar mapas interactivos en WordPress sin APIs, sin servicios externos y cumpliendo el RGPD. Será una sesión práctica — más hacer que escuchar — así que si traes el portátil, mejor. No hace falta ser experta en JavaScript. Si te manejas con WordPress, es suficiente.

NIS2 (Directive (EU) 2022/2555) is the EU’s new baseline for cybersecurity and incident reporting across a wider set of sectors and digital service providers. It can feel "too legal" or "too enterprise", yet many WordPress businesses may be affected directly (depending on services and size) or indirectly through customer and supply-chain requirements. In this talk, we’ll explain NIS2 in plain English: the rationale behind it, the big changes vs. NIS1, and the "essential vs important entities" concept. Then we’ll map the directive to real-world WordPress work: hosting and managed WordPress, maintenance retainers, plugin/theme dependencies, and the practical meaning of "supply chain security". NIS2 explicitly highlights supply-chain risks and relationships with suppliers, and it also sets structured incident reporting expectations (including early warning and notification timelines).

WordPress 7.0 ist veröffentlicht. Mit dem Release stehen neue Funktionen, veränderte Arbeitsweisen im Editor und zusätzliche technische Grundlagen im System bereit. Dazu gehören unter anderem erweiterte Möglichkeiten für Zusammenarbeit in der Inhaltserstellung, Weiterentwicklungen im Site Editing, Modernisierungen im Admin sowie neue strukturelle Ansätze wie die Abilities API. Manche dieser Punkte sind sofort sichtbar, andere wirken eher im Hintergrund – können aber langfristig entscheidend sein. Dieser Vortrag ordnet diese Änderungen aus der Perspektive bestehender Websites ein. Statt jede Neuerung einzeln vorzustellen, geht es um Relevanz: Wo verändert sich der Alltag? Welche Entwicklungen sollte man verstehen, auch wenn sie nicht direkt ins Auge fallen?

Was wäre, wenn das nächste WordPress-Projekt nicht fünf Monate dauert, sondern 30 Werktage? Oder 10. Oder sogar 5? Klingt extrem. Vielleicht auch unrealistisch. Aber ganz ehrlich: Wäre das nicht für viele im Agentur- oder Freelance-Alltag ein Traum? Wer hat schon Lust den Kunden hinterherzulaufen, mehrfach nach Feedback zu fragen oder auf Zahlungen zu warten, während sich das Projekt immer weiter herauszieht. Ich war lange der Ansicht, dass diese Art Stress einfach zum WordPress Alltag dazu gehört. Nach 10+ Jahren war dann schließlich die Frustration größer und ich ausgebrannt. Aus genau diesem Punkt heraus haben wir entschieden unsere Orga radikal umzudenken. Keine Magie, kein neues Tool als Heilsbringer. Sondern eine extrem klare Struktur. Feste Zeitfenster. Klare Übergaben. Klare Grenzen.

Die ganzheitliche Betrachtung des Applikationsbetriebs und der Wartung für WordPress-Websites umfasst viel mehr als nur Updates und Backups. Dabei ist es unter Umständen gar nicht so einfach, die vielen verschiedenen technischen Themen im Blick zu behalten. Erst recht, wenn man mehr als nur 2-3 Websites betreut. Marc nimmt die Zuschauer mit auf eine Reise in den Maschinenraum der WordPress-Wartung und zeigt, an welche Wartungsaufgaben (fast) niemand denkt und was es dabei zu beachten gilt.

In meinem Vortrag möchte ich euch mit auf meine Reise nehmen – weg vom klassischen Web-Dienstleister hin zum unvergleichbaren Lösungsanbieter. Als ich im Juli 2024 mit meiner Agentur gestartet bin, dachte ich: „Ich kann das, ich bin gut, die Kunden werden schon kommen." Spoiler: Mein Posteingang blieb leer. Ich musste also „Reverse Engineering" betreiben und verstehen, wie man heute eigentlich Kunden gewinnt, ohne sie mit Kaltakquise zu nerven. Dabei habe ich eine entscheidende Sache gelernt: Niemand braucht heutzutage einfach nur eine „Webseite". Was die Leute wirklich brauchen, sind Lösungen für ihre Business-Probleme. In diesem Talk zeige ich euch meinen „Roten Faden" und wie man sich so positioniert, dass Kunden bei euch anfragen, weil sie genau eure Lösung wollen.

Im Juni 2025 trat eine neue gesetzliche Anforderung u.a. für Webshops in Europa in Kraft – sie müssen für alle Menschen zugänglich, d.h. barrierefrei nach internationalen Kriterien, sein. Der European Accessibility Act betrifft alle digitalen Dienstleistungen, die am europäischen Markt angeboten werden und im speziellen Online-Shops ab 2 Mio € Umsatz. Web Accessibility beinhaltet aber auch viele wirtschaftliche Chancen, die nicht zu unterschätzen sind. WACA ist hierzu Experte im deutschsprachigen Raum und kann fundierte Antworten geben. Das Web Accessibility Certificate WACA macht Barrierefreiheit nach den internationalen W3C-Richtlinien (WCAG) nach außen hin erkennbar.

Ein Crashkurs für WP Versteher. Vom Praktikanten, über die Grafikerin, hin zur Marketing-Pro bis zum Junior Developer: alle müssen WordPress lernen, damit sie es richtig und mit Freude nutzen können. In diesem Talk geht es darum wie man die Herausforderungen bewältigt, die einem als Trainer begegnen. Du kennst dich in deinem Bereich gut aus? Wunderbar! Selber verstehen bedeutet aber nicht, auch erklären zu können. Die gute Nachricht: man muss nicht Lehramt studiert haben, um WordPress-Know-How vermitteln zu können. In diesem Crashkurs bekommst du 15 Tips mit denen du deine Performance als TrainerIn verbessern kannst!

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The video is about my process and contribution with the photos in WordPress and everything I learned.

This video provides a complete guide on how to contribute to Polyglots. It walks through the entire process step by step, making it easy for beginners and experienced contributors alike to understand how to get involved. You’ll learn how to get started, the tools and platforms required, and the proper workflow for submitting contributions. The video also covers best practices, important guidelines to follow, and tips to ensure your contributions are effective and accepted smoothly. Whether you're new to Polyglots or looking to improve your contribution process, this tutorial will help you understand everything in detail and contribute with confidence.

Building custom Gutenberg blocks can feel complex and time-consuming, especially for developers who want to move fast without over-engineering. In this talk, I will show the fastest and most practical ways to build Gutenberg blocks using modern WordPress tools and scripts. Topics covered will include: Using @wordpress/scripts to quickly scaffold and build custom blocks, Creating blocks with minimal configuration using official WordPress tooling, Helpful scripts and tools that speed up block development (block.json, ESNext, build processes), How AI can assist in block development, Using AI to speed up debugging, refactoring, and documentation for blocks, Common mistakes that slow down block development and how to avoid them. This talk is suitable for beginner to intermediate WordPress developers who want to work more efficiently with Gutenberg.

Whether our goal is to deliver pages faster or serve more pages from the same server, most of us want WordPress and the code we write for it to run faster. But how does one go about improving the performance of a complicated and expansive project like WordPress? The goal for this workshop is to learn how to identify and resolve performance issues in WordPress, and to build our intuition for software performance. It will cover a range of topics including causes for performance issues, methods for assessing and measuring performance, and insight into the role that today’s complicated processors play in this puzzle. Themes covered include: how modern processors run code differently than we expect; profiling with Xdebug and SPX; benchmarking; methodology for caching; streaming interfaces; the impact of API sequencing; and the outsized role design plays in avoiding performance traps.

Your WordPress site is running—but is it thriving? If you’re constantly firefighting performance issues without real visibility into what’s happening, this session is for you. New Relic transforms WordPress monitoring from painful guesswork into intuitive clarity. In this hands-on talk, you’ll discover how to gain complete visibility across your entire stack: frontend user experiences, backend PHP performance, and MySQL database efficiency. You’ll also learn how to capture business metrics that actually matter—the data that informs strategy. Whether you’re optimizing response times, debugging production issues, or proving ROI to stakeholders, you’ll leave with practical approaches to elevate your WordPress monitoring from reactive firefighting to proactive optimization.

This session is about how WordPress professionals can turn website maintenance/care into a real, sustainable business, instead of treating it as an afterthought or an "extra" service. Based on my experience as a WordPress agency with +70 clients and as the founder of a tool that helps 3,000+ professionals worldwide to grow their WordPress maintenance service. I’ll explain why relying only on one-off website projects is increasingly risky (more than ever thanks to AI), and why maintenance is becoming a key pillar for stability, scalability, and long-term growth. The talk will cover: Why maintenance is essential for WordPress sites and clients. The core tasks that should be included in a professional maintenance service (beyond updates). Why maintenance works so well as a recurring revenue model for freelancers and agencies. Common mistakes professionals make when offering maintenance. Practical ideas on how to package, price, and sell maintenance services in a sustainable way.

A decoupled or headless architecture of WordPress adds flexibility and allows content to be used on multiple platforms such as mobile apps and the web. However, it also adds a layer of complexity and cost to manage your project. In this talk, we will learn under what scenarios a Headless WordPress is the right choice. How scalable is a headless site with tons of posts and what value it adds to the business and end-users? We will also discuss which react frameworks are considered the best when building Decoupled WordPress at an enterprise level.

We often rely on best practices. They save time and help us prioritize our efforts, but is there a limit to their usefulness? In this presentation, Delfina dissects common web design best practices and shares unconventional UX decisions that worked in real-world scenarios.

I’ve been experimenting with AI-assisted development since 2021, so when the WordPress Core AI team launched in mid-2025, I was genuinely excited. Finally, the platform I’ve spent years working with was taking AI seriously—not as a gimmick, but as foundational infrastructure. I’ve been following the development closely ever since, and what’s emerging is remarkable. In this talk, I’ll take you on a practical tour of the six WordPress AI projects that are quietly laying the foundation for how we’ll build and interact with WordPress sites in the years to come. Whether you’re a site owner curious about where WordPress is heading, a content creator wondering how AI might help your workflow, or a developer eager to build the next generation of WordPress plugins, this talk has something for you. No AI experience required.

You’ve always wanted to build your own Dynamic Block, but getting started seemed like too much effort? In this flash talk, I’ll show you the fastest path from an empty folder to a working block with server-side rendering. No prior knowledge required, no endless config files – just the essentials so you can start building right after.

Nobody teaches you how to stop doing everything yourself. Technical skill gets you hired and gets you through the first few years. Then the work keeps growing, but you don’t scale. You’re saying yes too often, explaining too little, and wondering why "just let me handle it" stopped working. This panel brings together three professionals who’ve each hit that wall differently. Birgit Olzem runs support operations at Codeable and looks at why delegation is so hard. Andrei Trașcă has learned the hard way where agency owners need boundaries with clients. Yevhen Reshetar brings seven years of freelancing on Upwork and an honest account of what nobody warned him about when he started. The conversation will move between the personal and the structural: when do you protect your time, and when do you invest it in teaching someone else?

Starting in September 2026, parts of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) are going into effect. There are some things to prepare for agencies, developers and maintainers of open source software like WordPress plugins. This session will give you a primer on the key points of CRA, and equip you with the knowledge (and a handy checklist) to navigate the uncertain waters of European regulations.

Many people stop at using WordPress as a website. This talk focuses on how individuals and business owners can use the WordPress ecosystem and its community to support content, communication, and everyday operations in a sustainable and practical way. Instead of adding more tools or custom solutions, the session looks at how individuals and business owners can make better use of existing plugins, shared practices, and community-driven knowledge. Attendees will leave with a clearer sense of how to work with the WordPress ecosystem rather than around it.

Many WordPress sites still rely on visual builders by default. But the Block Editor has grown a lot in recent years, and it already includes powerful features to build fast, accessible and maintainable websites.

En este video comparto mi experiencia participando en un Contributor Day en Costa Rica y las lecciones más importantes que aprendí al contribuir en la comunidad de WordPress. Más allá de lo técnico, descubrirás por qué contribuir no es solo crear, sino mejorar lo que ya existe, aprender a colaborar y pasar de un enfoque individual a uno colectivo. Un espacio para reflexionar sobre cómo realmente se construyen los proyectos en comunidad.

Conversamos acerca de como analizar un tickete y como resolver algunos problemas