Hop on the WordPress 4.3 Train: Open Call For Tickets

There comes a time in every great WordPress release that we ask everyone to share a ticketticket Created for both bug reports and feature development on the bug tracker. that is a priority to them. That time is the beginning, and that time is now. In WordPress 4.2, there were 231 defects fixed that had […]

Open Update Thread, Week of January 26th

It’s been awhile since the last open thread. What’s happening in your coreCore Core is the set of software required to run WordPress. The Core Development Team builds WordPress. development world? Share on the OUT.

Open Update Thread, Week of December 8th

What’s happening? #open-update-thread

Open Update Thread, Week of December 1st

Let it out in the OUT. #open-update-thread

Open Update Thread, Week of November 17th

What’s going on? #open-update-thread

Open Academy Mentorship Progam

Hi all. It was suggested by a community member that we participate in the upcoming Facebook Open Academy mentorship program round the way we participate in GSoC. Since I’m on my way out, I wouldn’t be the organization contact for this, and someone would need to step up from the team to take point if […]

Open Update Thread, Week of November 10th

Let’s try this again. How are those meeting assignments going? How goes feature pluginFeature Plugin A plugin that was created with the intention of eventually being proposed for inclusion in WordPress Core. See Features as Plugins. merge and betaBeta A pre-release of software that is given out to a large group of users to trial […]

Open Update Thread

What’s going on in your coreCore Core is the set of software required to run WordPress. The Core Development Team builds WordPress. development world this week? Drop a comment. Let it OUT. #open-update-thread

Metadata project moving into development stage, opens Github repo

Metadata had a productive meeting today. The MV* style architecture I suggested in the pseudo-code I shared in the last post was discussed, and everyone seems on board. Will write more on this in full later. We’re moving our development to a Github repo, where anyone can open up an issue to voice concerns of […]

Open Sans, bundling vs. linking

In Wednesday’s 3.8 planning meeting we discussed hotlinking vs bundling Open Sans. MP6 followed Twenty Twelve’s example by linking to Google Webfonts, but the consensus from Wednesday’s chat was that bundling would be preferable. I began experimenting with this last week; first determining which font formats were necessary to include. I settled on WOFF and […]