May
5th
2008
Originally published on April 24, 2008. Updated on May 5, 2008.
WordPress 2.6 may not be due until August 2008, but already I’ve managed to compile a list of features and enhancements that we’ll likely be seeing in this next major WordPress release. (I’ll continue to update this post as we approach the release date.) Read more »
May
2nd
2008
Here’s a list of 5 features that have gone missing in WordPress 2.5: Read more »
May
1st
2008
WPCandy recently posted an interesting article called 30+ Things That Should Be Changed in WordPress 2.6. It’s essentially a big ideas list spanning the administration, the comment system, and more. Read more »
Apr
25th
2008
WordPress 2.5.1 has just been released. According to the development blog:
It includes a number of bug fixes, performance enhancements, and one very important security fix. We recommend everyone update immediately, particularly if your blog has open registration. The vulnerability is not public but it will be shortly.
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The question I have is: does this [...] Read more »
Mar
29th
2008
WordPress 2.5 has been officially released! (You can download it here.)
A major upgrade, WordPress 2.5 packs a boatload of new features. Here are many that were listed in the official announcement at the WordPress Development Blog: Read more »
Mar
18th
2008
This morning, the WordPress Development blog published a WordPress 2.5 sneak-peak that highlights some new features and changes in WordPress’s administration back-end (specifically, with regards to the Dashboard, admin navigation, the Write pages, and the Manage pages). Read more »
Feb
19th
2008
Update (3/29/08): WordPress 2.5 has been released! Check out my extensive, updated WordPress 2.5 features list.
The release date for WordPress 2.5 is March 10! Here’s a sneak-peak of some of the planned features: Read more »
Feb
5th
2008
A WordPress security update has been released this morning. From the announcement on the WordPress Development Blog:
WordPress 2.3.3 is an urgent security release. If you have registration enabled a flaw was found in the XML-RPC implementation such that a specially crafted request would allow a user to edit posts of other users on that blog. Read more »
Jan
29th
2008
Quick tip for WordPress bloggers: sign up for the mailing list (the form is at the bottom of the linked page) for stable releases of WordPress to make sure your blog stays up-to-date. Read more »