The rise of AI in open source software has expanded contributor diversity, necessitating improved communication and documentation to guide participants effectively while ensuring sustainable collaboration and high-quality resources.
August was a big month for WordPress. WordPress 7.1 arrived on schedule, and WordCamp US brought four days of AI-focused talks to Phoenix. WPVibe doubled its install base in a single month. There is also a brand-new screen recording tool that we think you will… Read More » The post WPBeginner Spotlight 27: WordPress 7.1, WPVibe
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Hi, There is good news for me and good news for you. The good news for me: with my five-year anniversary at Automattic, I get to go on a 3-month sabbatical, starting this week. It also means not only a break from Automattic but also from the WordPress community, a place that kept me engaged
OpenStation turns your WordPress admin into a desktop: windows, a dock, screens you can leave open while you work on something else. Last time we measured how fast it starts. This time we went screen by screen, head to head against classic wp-admin, on the same site, the same account, the same sitting. Every number
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A focus on guiding new contributors in open source, discussing AI’s impact, and adding insightful commentary.
Open Channels News highlights initiatives for transparent AI, WordPress security challenges, and the significance of community governance in technology for resilience and innovation amidst evolving risks.
An informal look at WordCamp US featuring hackathon day, community feedback, networking, and thoughts on the new event structure.
Bob Dunn discusses the move from highlighting builders to engaging with open source’s wider future.
