XML-RPC and Why It’s Time to Remove it for WordPress Security
This piece for WPMUDev sounds really esoteric. The post explains perhaps the most important thing users can do to protect their sites from attack.
XML-RPC and Why It’s Time to Remove it for WordPress Security
This piece for WPMUDev sounds really esoteric. The post explains perhaps the most important thing users can do to protect their sites from attack.
WordPress Documentation: Goodbye Codex, Hello HelpHub
A preview of the new WordPress HelpHub.
What the New Webmention and Annotation W3C Standards Mean for WordPress
I’ve become something of a standards geek. The key to the success of the Open Web is that everyone can get a very similar experience, no matter what tool they use to reach the web. The standards that I covered here focus on interaction between users and sites (annotation) and between sites (webmention). Stuff worth knowing about.
Publish Help Content on WordPress with easyDITA – TechWhirl Software Review
How to Add Medium’s Most Popular Features to WordPress
When Medium.com laid off a bunch of staff, folks had a reasonable question whether the site would survive very long. The WordPress community aimed to make it easier to jump from Medium to WordPress without sacrificing features. They gained control over their content too. Here, I offered something like a “How to leave Medium” guide.