Author: Toni Laakso
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Webinar: Dismantle WordPress Performance Bottlenecks
Read more: Webinar: Dismantle WordPress Performance BottlenecksWe recently held a webinar on the benefits of the excellent PHP profiling tool Tideways.
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Webinars for WordPress Developers
Read more: Webinars for WordPress DevelopersWe will do a series of free webinars during spring 2020. Each webinar will be one hour long and cover one specific area in WordPress development.
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WordPress 5.4 Is Out
Read more: WordPress 5.4 Is OutWordPress 5.4 comes with 122 new or enhanced features and a respectable amount of 210 bugfixes.
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WooCommerce 4.0 Is Out
Read more: WooCommerce 4.0 Is OutWooCommerce 4.0 is not fully backward compatible with older versions of the software, so be sure to plan the upgrade process carefully.
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5+1 WordPress Tips for Bloggers
Read more: 5+1 WordPress Tips for BloggersWordPress and blogs go hand in hand! We’ve put together a list of five tips just for bloggers for hosting a successful, secure website.
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WordPress 5.3 “Kirk” Released
Read more: WordPress 5.3 “Kirk” ReleasedWordPress 5.3 comes with a new default theme, improvements to media handling and accessibility, PHP 7.4 support, and a whopping 366 bug fixes.
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Our Tips for WordCamp Europe 2019
Read more: Our Tips for WordCamp Europe 2019This year the midsummer festivities will be slightly different for some of us, as we who live and breath WordPress will have our eyes on Berlin.
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Fun Times at WordCamp Nordic
Read more: Fun Times at WordCamp NordicIf you have any connection with the WordPress community in Finland it was hard to miss the first ever pan-Nordic WordCamp held in Helsinki last week. As we make it our business to contribute to WordPress related events, we acted as the gold sponsor, had two of us volunteer as organisers, and our CEO Otto…
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WordPress 5.0 is coming out on December 6
Read more: WordPress 5.0 is coming out on December 6When WordPress 5.0 missed its original release target date in the end of November, the consensus in the community seemed to be that the release should be delayed to early next year. Matt Mullenweg did point out already then that there have been December releases for WordPress before and that 5.0 might come out already…