WordPress News & Coverage
A new Contributor Pathways onboarding project is mobilizing WordPress Make teams to prepare guides and beginner issues ahead of its official launch at WordCamp Europe 2026.
The WordPress Plugins Team reports a growing backlog with 4,770 plugins pending review as of May 2026, highlighting ongoing challenges in processing submissions promptly.
The WordPress Developer Blog introduces how to write end-to-end tests with Playwright, guiding developers through setup, writing tests for blocks and REST API, and running tests efficiently.
Mastering WordPress requires more than theory; fluency lives in the physical practice of coding and building. This article explores how hands-on skill shapes WordPress expertise.
The WordPress Community Team has launched the call for applications to host WordCamp India 2027, inviting cities to compete for this flagship event set to highlight the region’s growing WordPress ecosystem.
WPMU DEV tested hosting limits on a $15 High Frequency server, fitting up to 94 WordPress sites by storage but recommending 60 for practical performance and growth.
AI-powered content management systems are transforming how enterprises create, organize, and deliver digital content by automating workflows with machine learning and generative AI.
WordPress 7.0 launches with native AI integration, real-time collaboration, and new developer tools, marking a major leap in platform capabilities for agencies and site owners.
A federal judge has ordered Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg to explain missing messages from WhatsApp, Signal, and Telegram amid the WP Engine legal dispute, raising concerns about deleted communications.
WordPress.org removed the Quick Page/Post Redirect plugin after uncovering a backdoor that allowed malicious updates from an attacker-controlled server for over five years.
