What Does Gutenberg Mean for Plugin Authors?
Matt Cromwell recently chatted with plugin authors, page builder authors, and Gutenberg contributors to understand how it impacts the WordPress ecosystem.
The Best Way To Check Your WordPress Site for PHP Compatibility
Are you using the PHP compatibility checker to determine which plugins to use on your site? What are its limitations? Let’s talk about it.
The State of WordPress Publishers
In this post Matt chats with Marie Dodson, Brian Krogsgard, and Nathan Weller about the state of WordPress publishing. Read and watch the interview here.
The New WordPress Plugin Directory and Why It Matters
The WordPress Plugin Directory is getting a facelift which could result in users finding relevant plugins more easily — both there and by Google.
SaaS and WordPress: A Conversation with Chris Lema
Whether your WordPress-product should be a stand-alone plugin or built on a SaaS model, you still need to know your customers.
Shiny New Toys: WP Forms, LoftBuilder, Unit Testing, and more
Each week we review the latest, shiniest new plugins on the WordPress Plugin Directory and discuss whether any of them are worth paying attention to or not. We call this weekly report: Shiny New Toys.
Shiny New Toys: SaaS, SaaS, and more SaaS
Shiny New Toys is a weekly report of the latest, free-est, shiny new plugins in the WordPress Plugin Directory.
Shiny New Toys: Platform 5, Instant Articles, Content Experiments and more
This past week the WordPress Plugin Directory added some full-featured new plugins including Pagelines Platform 5, Facebook Instant Articles formatter, Simple Google Experiments, and more.
Shiny New Toys: PayPal Events, Pushchamp, and Chord Charts
New plugins allow you to sell event tickets, make chord charts, present within WP, enable browser notifications, and publish from Facebook.
Shiny New Toys: LifterLMS, Stuttter, Pull Quotes, and more
Despite only 139 new plugins added, there’s a couple serious contenders this week that might deserve their own dedicated posts later.