Matt Mullenweg’s Q&A at WordCamp US is available. He called out WP Engine for not contributing back to the project.

Questions and Answers with Matt Mullenweg
Matt Mullenweg @ youtube.com • 6 months ago
Matt Mullenweg @ youtube.com • 6 months ago
Matt Mullenweg’s Q&A at WordCamp US is available. He called out WP Engine for not contributing back to the project.
Maciek Palmowski @ patchstack.com • 7 months ago
Here is a great interview with John Blackbourn, who is a member of the WordPress security team.
Matthias Pfefferle @ youtube.com • 7 months ago
This is an interesting interview with Matthias Pfefferle, the creator of the ActivityPub plugin. This plugin helps to integrate a WordPress site with the “Fediverse,” or the decentralized web. There is some discussion about what the Fediverse is and also about what sharing and commenting looks like.
Kevin Geary @ youtube.com • 9 months ago
This is an interesting discussion about WordPress, the Site Editor, page builders, and serving community segments.
Davinder Singh Kainth @ wptavern.com • 9 months ago
Davinder Singh Kainth on WordPress content creation and business strategy.
Kevin Powell @ zencastr.com • 9 months ago
From Kevin Powell’s podcast, his musings on the rate of adoption of different CSS features.
James Giroux @ jamesgiroux.ca • 10 months ago
During Matt Mullenweg’s Summer Update at WordCamp EU he listed eleven principles for guiding the future of WordPress. In this article James Giroux reviews the list and provides his take on them.
Matt Mullenweg @ youtube.com • 10 months ago
Matt Mullenweg’s keynote presentation from WordCamp Europe has been released. It has some interesting topics. The WordPress Playground got a number of mentions. Overall, one of the main take-aways is that he wants to open WordPress for more innovation and creativity.
Matt Mullenweg @ youtube.com • 10 months ago
An interesting question and answer session with WordCamp EU attendees. An interesting reveal in the Q&A is that there are some attempts to manipulate the statistics at the top, for the most popular plugins.