This may be of interest to some. Results of the Front End tech survey. TypeScript is well established now. I was surprised at the percentage of MacOS users.

Here are some results from the WooCommerce holiday trends survey. It is interesting that for some stores it accounts for a huge % of revenue. Also, the preparedness time frame is interesting.

Mike McAlister shares about the launch of the Pro version of the Ollie theme and about developing a product for the site editor.

Karol Król from the ThemeIsle team has conducted a hosting survey most years since 2014 and has compiled the raw data from each year into a Google Sheet.

Vladimír Smitka continues his security testing and education series related to hosting providers, this time looking at PHP configuration issues. Well worth the time to read.

Amber Hinds tests the accessibility of a number of page builders.

Some stats collected by Joost regarding market share over time.

Here is another installment in Vladimir Smitka’s series about security and hosting providers. An interesting read.

Alex Denning of Ellipsis, an SEO strategy firm, shared their analysis of the Google document leak. They fed sections of the documentation to GPT-4o to get its summary and analysis. Some of the things I got from reading the article are:

• The leaked docs closely align with information that came out in the court case.
• Google assumes anything put into writing will get out.
• Google answered questions about ranking that were technically truthful, but were misleading.
• That content is very important, but that “Click is King.”