I am the head of a small, talented web team. We’ve been building websites since 2005. We’re smart and savvy, but we aren’t experts in everything related to websites. Nor can we be—there are too many technologies for us to use them all, and the rap...
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At Wordfence, we continually look for security vulnerabilities in the third party plugins and themes that are widely used by the WordPress community. In addition to this research, we regularly examine WordPress core and the related wordpress.org systems. ...
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The WordPress REST API has been available since 4.7. It’s robust, consistent, and nifty to work with. Why? Backend and mobile developers can use other frameworks while still keeping WordPress around for their customers. Frontend developers can build site... (more…)
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After months of implementing the required PHP functionality in Peachpie, our platform is now finally ready to run a larger real-world application: WordPress. (more…)
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In this rather long and in depth post I want to share with you the process, dilemmas, strategies and milestones of the last year, as well as the plans we have for next year.
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