WordPress Podcast (English)

The WordPress training site continues to evolve and is testing a new block-based theme that will improve navigation.

Although a minor version of a plugin may not seem important, this version is significant after more than 2.5 years without updates.

Various attacks on WordPress user accounts have led to several plugins being compromised, allowing access to thousands of sites.

Although there are still a few weeks left until the release of WordPress 6.6, we already know almost everything this new version will incorporate.

Having dynamic elements in the block editor was still possible thanks to shortcodes... but that will change with Bits.

We now have WordPress 6.5.4, the version that fixes all the issues with plugin dependencies, and WordPress 6.6 Beta 1, which brings us closer to the new major release.

The second version of the Contributor Handbook is now available with a focus on broadening the diversity of the community.

The Themes Team is shifting its focus away from reviewing classic themes to becoming a generator of themes for experimentation.

A gallery, acting as a directory, will allow you to create a WordPress site with configurations, content, and material for an instant demonstration with just one click.

After installing a plugin, starting from WordPress 6.5.3, a message has been added prompting a page refresh to correct an error with plugin dependencies.

With the creation of the Media Corps Team, we bid farewell to the Marketing Team after 9 years of operation.

With less than 3 months to go before the launch of WordPress 6.6, the leadership team is still not finalized, nor are the features that it will include clearly defined.

Two years after the formation of the Performance team, WordPress has managed to include several performance improvements in the latest versions.

Where is WordPress 6.5.1? Due to an issue with the package generation, the release jumped directly from 6.5.0 to 6.5.2.

More than 700 contributors to WordPress 6.5, with over 2,500 changes, have enabled the release of the latest version: WordPress 6.5, aka Regina.

The release of WordPress 6.5 has been delayed for a week to finalize the Font Library, which could cause problems for users.

The community is looking to create a media corps to help with the information and publication related to WordPress.

The new version of the translation software now supports PHP translation files that will be integrated into WordPress 6.5.

With the arrival of the first release candidate of WordPress 6.5, most of the final changes that this version will incorporate are announced.

With the arrival of WordPress 6.5 comes the new format for PHP translation files.

One of the most exciting upcoming features for WordPress will be introduced with the Interactivity API in WordPress 6.5.

The next version of WordPress begins its rollout with the preparation of many features that will surprise in the near future.

The initial steps of the Open Website Alliance are underway to promote the rights of open-source projects and strive to create a better web.

A proposal has been made to preload parts of the WordPress core to optimize its speed and functionality, thereby enhancing the performance of all websites.

The WordPress Community should have full control of event data, something that doesn't happen with Meetups.

What's in store with WordPress in 2024? The project's main goals have been defined, and the challenges are also known.

The second edition of the WordPress Community Mentorship Program is starting, featuring some new developments and, above all, many more participants.

Some things like the year change, but the releases of the Gutenberg plugin continue at their relentless pace.

2023 has ended, and 2024 is here, bringing calm but also updates on what we’ll see in the upcoming WordPress versions.

The last week of 2023 is approaching, and summaries of how the year went and goals for 2024 are being prepared.

The week's highlight was the State of the Word, internationally hosted for the first time, and it took place in Madrid, Spain.

The initial steps towards the release of WordPress 6.5 are underway, along with the major updates it will incorporate.

The WordPress Community welcomes a new instant messaging technology, Matrix, now available to all WordPress.org members.

The button to preview a plugin within the plugin directory is making a comeback, but this time it's in a very different way.

With WordPress 6.4, the annually prepared theme is included: Twenty Twenty-Four, featuring novelties that set it apart from previous editions.

WordPress 6.4.0 is likely the version that has lived the shortest life as a major release following the chaos caused by curl.

After a 24-hour delay, WordPress 6.4 RC3 is all set for the launch of this new version.

While WordPress 6.4 arrives, and with an eye on WordPress 6.5, concrete proposals are launched as to what the next version of the editor should include.

With the release of the first release candidate comes the technical documentation of the new version's new features.

The release of WordPress 6.4 is approaching, accompanied by the security update of WordPress 6.3.2.

Clicking on a plugin’s info, pressing the preview button, and there you have it—a plugin ready for testing. Sounds like a great idea, right? Well, it is, but there’s more…