Is WordPress core not being secure just a perception issue, or is there more that needs to be done?

I’ve noticed a growing trend away from Facebook groups and towards online communities, whether hosted on Circle or now increasingly on WordPress. I take a look at this trend in the latest issue of the WP Perspectives newsletter.

This is a presentation given at Drupal Con about the WordPress conflict. There are a lot of comparisons between the projects that people might find interesting.

The new version of Elementor is introducing atomic elements and the ability to work with CSS classes directly. For the most part this is working well, but there is a problem, which I show in this video, that I hope the Elementor team can fix.

Joost writes about their SEO journey, what they got right and unintended consequences of trying to make SEO easier.

The latest issue of the WP Perspectives Newsletter is out. Pronounced obsolete and dead, WordPress page builders are experiencing a resurgence. In this issue I discuss the perfect storm that has lead to their ascendancy.

Matt and Mark grapple with some philosophical questions about what it means to be a WordPress professional.

People are noticing that AI site crawlers are impacting performance on their sites.

Roger Montti at the Search Engine Journal reports on the Q&A session with Matt Mullenweg at WordCamp Asia. Some of the answers seemed to reveal that there are no plans for WordPress other than Gutenberg.