WordPress 6.4 is out and there is anticipation surrounding the release of the Twenty Twenty-Four theme. However, there are concerns about the future of WordPress, including competition from other platforms and a decline in business for developers and agencies. The message also mentions the decline in WooCommerce business and the challenges faced by WordPress media. Despite these concerns, the author remains hopeful about the future of WordPress.
Justin Ferriman discusses how he turned his burnout into motivation and success in a podcast titled “Burnt Out to Fired Up.
WordPress 6.4 is releasing with over 100 performance updates and minor changes. The update includes the new Twenty Twenty Four theme and the removal of attachment pages. Also discussed is the decrease in WooCommerce services and the trend of web hosts offering website building services. The message concludes with advice for freelancers to focus on enhancing their services and the potential for WordPress to evolve into a great platform. Links to helpful resources are also provided.
The WordPress ecosystem is constantly evolving. We see new product launches almost daily. Themes and plugins are still popular. But tools that leverage SaaS and AI are also becoming common. Some product categories are saturated. Others are in their early stages. Product makers face challenges in either case. Promoting a WordPress product isn’t easy. It’s…
The podcast episode is about a new tool called DocsBot that automates WordPress support using artificial intelligence.
WordPress.org introduced 1-click plugin previews, allowing users to explore plugins before installing them. However, there were issues with the feature, leading to it being reverted. The Ollie theme is now available in the WordPress repository, but without its onboarding experience, which will be offered as a separate plugin. WordPress.org has launched its annual WordPress awards, and users are encouraged to vote. Meta (formerly Facebook) is promoting open source development, sparking a debate in the WordPress community. Matt Mullenweg, founder of WordPress, appeared in an interview discussing Automattic, the value of the WordPress ecosystem, and his role in the community.
The challenges of creating WordPress theme and plugin demos are discussed in this article. Traditional methods of downloading and installing demos on live websites can be problematic, leading to the need for alternative solutions. The article highlights the importance of context and tailored onboarding experiences for different types of products. It also suggests tips for product makers to create effective demos, including keeping them relevant, considering interactivity, and finding ways to guide users. The article concludes by expressing hope for a new era of WordPress product demos with improved tools and lowered barriers.
Pressable, an innovative brand owned by Automattic, has its unique personality that sets it apart from other brands.
Raft Theme combined with the Otter Blocks plugin is a lightweight, full site editing option for building stylish and responsive WordPress sites. The theme offers a modern, minimalist design that can be customized using block patterns and intuitive customization tools. It also provides responsive layouts, icon menu options, and flexible content blocks. The combination of Raft and Otter Blocks offers a streamlined admin experience and is suitable for both beginners and experienced WordPress users.
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