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The Wordfence Threat Intelligence Team has discovered a new malware campaign that highlights the hidden risks associated with “nulled plugins”, or premium plugins that have been tampered with by third parties. This campaign is particularly concerning because it doesn’t just… Continue Reading →
This week I Share What I’ve Learned After 601 Episodes [powerpress]
Plugin Upload Precheck helped me to rectify in plugin upload issue.
This is a really exciting development! Thank you to everyone who has been working on it. Gradual rollouts will be a huge step forward for plugin stability and user trust, and we’re very appreciative of the effort that’s gone into… Continue Reading →
As developers, the PCP Checker Plugin has been a huge help in identifying and fixing issues before submission. It has completely transformed our plugin submission process.”
After WordCamp US, we have prepared some insights about our team and we wanted to share it with the community. These are the insights from the Plugins Team: We now have 60,187 plugins published in the directory. Today, we received as many… Continue Reading →
This week I Share My Interview with Adam Warner [powerpress]
I would love to see this addition. Something that would make it more appealing to me would be the ability to invite specific users to upgrade. This would allow for granular control over the release without having to install the… Continue Reading →
A WPProAtoZHost.com Company…. It’s Episode 656 and we have plugins for ClickTocking with a Peaceful Protocol, and some WordPress News. It’s all coming up on WordPress Plugins A-Z! The post WP Plugins A to Z Serves Up WordPress Wow Factor!… Continue Reading →
This is fantastic Dion @dd32! We will definitely make use of this, especially on our plugins that have a larger active install base. We were actually just discussing this internally yesterday so I was surprised to see this post! I… Continue Reading →
Do you plan to use this feature? Yes What improvements would you like to see? None at this stage. Looks OK for an initial trial. Would you like to see manual/user-initiated update availability also disabled? No.
Yes, I will use whatever you guys come up with. It’s a great idea to limit the blast radius of a broken plugin update. Thanks. My only suggestion? Keep it simple and easy to understand.
In reply to Dion Hulse. Slow start rollout over maybe 2 weeks
This week I Talk About What’s Worth Learning Today? [powerpress]
Through #8009-meta we’ve started work on adding Phased / Staged plugin releases to plugins utilising Release Confirmation. What is phased releases? In short, this allows for your plugin update to be released to a smaller subset of sites prior to… Continue Reading →
This week I Talk About Hitting The Business Plateau & 4 Ways To Fix It [powerpress]
This week I Talk About The Great Pricing Debate: Charging for Ongoing Support in 2025 [powerpress]
Since the team transition that took place in June 2023, the goals of the Plugin Review Team have continued to grow. This change has been internally agreed upon, and we’re excited about the new name. Here’s a quick summary of… Continue Reading →
Transcript [00:00:19] Nathan Wrigley: Welcome to the Jukebox podcast from WP Tavern. My name is Nathan Wrigley. Jukebox is a podcast which is dedicated to all things WordPress. The people, the events, the plugins, the blocks, the themes, and in… Continue Reading →
The “I Only Use Figma” designer is convinced Figma can solve all of life’s problems, from wireframes to world peace. They’ll flex their Figma files like a secret society, leaving you wondering if they could design a better universe—if only… Continue Reading →
The post LearnDash Review 2025: The Best WordPress LMS Plugin? is written by Colin Newcomer and appeared first on WPKube. Considering using LearnDash to create online course content with WordPress? LearnDash is a popular WordPress LMS plugin that works for… Continue Reading →
WordPress powers countless websites, from personal blogs to bustling eCommerce stores, thanks to its incredible flexibility. Of course, WordPress plugins play a huge role in this, letting you add features without diving into code. But with over 59,000 options in… Continue Reading →
WordCamp Europe 2025 is coming soon and we will have several tables dedicated to the plugins team in the contributor day! A big part of the team will be at Basel and we are ready to carry out different activities… Continue Reading →
With AI so prominent in our world today, we thought it’d be interesting to explore how developers can use these tools to create or improve WordPress plugins. This post also takes you through a step-by-step process of building a WordPress Plugin… Continue Reading →
We’re happy to announce that @davidperez and @frantorres are stepping in as the next team reps for the WordPress.org Plugin Review Team! Plugin team reps help coordinate the team’s duty, coordinate communication with the community, and ensure important updates and… Continue Reading →
Dropshipping has transformed the eCommerce landscape, offering a low-risk way to start an online business without the hassle of managing inventory. For those using WooCommerce—a powerful, customizable platform built on WordPress—dropshipping becomes even more accessible with the right tools. While… Continue Reading →
Running a WooCommerce store means credibility can make or break your success. Shoppers want proof they’re making a smart buy—reviews deliver that trust. A solid review plugin doesn’t just collect feedback; it turns browsers into buyers by showcasing social proof,… Continue Reading →
On Episode 547 of the Your Website Engineer podcast, host Dustin Hartzler explores the benefits of optimizing WordPress sites using the WP Optimize plugin. The episode is inspired by a Twitter thread detailing a significant reduction in site size achieved… Continue Reading →
