Patchstack has released their annual State of WordPress security report.

State of WordPress security 2025
Oliver Sid @ patchstack.como • 1 year ago

Oliver Sid @ patchstack.como • 1 year ago
Patchstack has released their annual State of WordPress security report.

David McCan @ webtng.com • 1 year ago
Secure Custom Fields is a fork of ACF Pro. It provides all of the features of ACF Pro for free and the number of active installs is rapidly growing. In this video I look at the pros and cons of SCF for users and also consider the issue from the point of view of developers who might be asked to support it.

Kinsta shares some insights from monitoring the Black Friday and Cyber Monday traffic on their platform. There are several take-aways, one is that people come to buy on Black Friday, but there is a lot more window shopping on Cyber Monday.

BobWP @ dothewoo.io • 1 year ago
This Do the Woo podcast looks at the State of Enterprise 2024 report.

David McCan @ webtng.com • 1 year ago
The Dynamic WordPress Facebook group recently voted for the most innovative WordPress plugin or theme of 2024. This was an opportunity for group members to share their appreciation and recommendations about stand-out WordPress products.

Sybre Waaijer @ x.com • 2 years ago
There is too much bad stuff going around about WordPress, but more keeps leaking out. Here is a thread on X that shows the data collected by WooCommerce … the extent of which is way over the top

Jono Alderson @ mindmeister.com • 2 years ago
Jono Alderson has tried to map out and answer the question “what is WordPress”.

Team @ cloudflare.com • 2 years ago
This report has interesting statistics derived from Cloudflare’s traffic.

Roger Montii @ searchenginejournal.com • 2 years ago
The HTTP Archive published a report on the state of accessibility on the web. Twenty content management systems and website platforms were ranked by accessibility based on scores from the Lighthouse Accessibility audit. WordPress is in the list, but not at the top.