WP REST API Will Not Be Included In 4.5
The REST API will not be included in WordPress 4.5, according to an update posted by Adam Silverstein, Senior Web Engineer at 10UP. “The REST API team’s proposal is to merge the four main endpoints when they are ready, and they are not ready for 4.5,” the post said. “As such, no endpoints are targeted for WordPress 4.5.”
Bluehost Open Sources Script Used to Update 2.5 Million WordPress Sites
During the 2015 State of the Word address, Matt Mullenweg highlightedBluehost‘s recent efforts to update its customers’ outdated WordPress sites. After finding that 80% of their WordPress installations were not on the latest version, Bluehost wrote a Perl script that uses WP-CLI to update sites, even those running on versions as old as 1.0.2. The company successfully updated more than 2.5 million customer sites.
Will Immersive Education Lead to a Generation of Developers?
So, I was reading news online the other day and I came across a story about this new toy from Fisher-Price that’s designed to give preschoolers their first introduction to coding. “Say what?” I thought as I clicked through to read it. Apparently, the Think & Learn Code-a-Pillar is a toy that’s meant to introduce 3 year olds to the concepts behind coding including problem solving and sequencing.
Looking Back On WordCamp Paris 2016
The upside of being at a conference in a language you only speak a tad bit is that you get to meet and talk to all kind of people that have the same ‘problem’. WordCamp Paris had about 470 visitors, and I’m guessing 440 of them are native French. Don’t get me wrong, I like speaking French with French people, but it usually takes up to two or three days before I can keep up with the speed at which they talk. It’s like WP Rocket on acid.
Here are the rest of this week’s top news
This Week in WordPress
Make WordPress Core: Selective Refresh in the Customizer
Make WordPress Plugins: On the Topic of Selling Your Plugins…
WP Tavern: GitHub Responds to Letter from Open Source Project Maintainers
Torque: Why WordPress Needs the Fields API and How to Use It
WordCamp US 2016: Applications for the WordCamp US 2017 host city now open!
Yoast: Looking Back On WordCamp Paris 2016
WP Theming: Background Images and the Customizer
WhatsWP: 5 Ways to Grab Attention to Your WP Site in 2016
WooThemes: WooCommerce Security: the 7 Things You Should Do First
WPVKP: 10 Best Social Media WordPress Plugins For 2016
WP Explorer: How to Cultivate an Audience of Regular Visitors for Your WordPress Site
Other Posts Worth a Mention
Elegant Themes: 5 UX Design Trends You Should Be Aware of in 2016
CodeGeekz: Best YouTube Channels for Developers & Designers
Page19: Attention! Know These 3 Triggers to Get (and Keep) a Crowd
WP Daily Themes: 10 Tips to Improve Your Writing Skills
Yoast: What To Do if the Traffic On Your Blog is Decreasing?
Level Up Your WordPress Knowledge
Tuts+: How to Install WordPress: The Application
WPBeginner: How to Add Free SSL in WordPress with Let’s Encrypt
Woorkup: How to Change WordPress Login URL for Extra Security
WP Mayor: How to Build WordPress Pages Quickly and Easily: A Review of Beaver Builder Page Builder
Magazine3: How to Easily Create A News Aggregator Website With WordPress
WPShout: How to Add a Facebook Widget to Your Sidebar
Torque: 5 Steps to Get Your WordPress Load Time Under Two Seconds
WP Explorer: How to Split Test Blog Post Headlines for WordPress
SitePoint: WordPress Tags Explained
Ideas & Tips for Your WordPress Business
Press Up: Technical Debt: What It Is, and What It Means for Your Web Project
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