Pre-Thought Listen

This is a post I originally wrote internally at Human Made, but I think is worth sharing publicly.

Ever since we first created the FAIR Project, it was designed to be a project following the best practices for open source projects.

The events in the WordPress community since September have shown how fragile the ecosystem can be.

Every day, I open my computer in to Slack.

The feud between Automattic and WP Engine has continued, with WordPress.org blocking access by WP Engine’s servers.

On stage at WordCamp US last week, Matt Mullenweg gave a keynote presentation which made a wide range of points about contribution, the ethics of open source, and the commitments various companies make to contributing.

Electron has a few different ways to embed web content safely into an existing window.

In the spirit of Dan Abramov’s Overreacted blog, where he deep-dives into React on his personal blog, I thought I’d do the same for WordPress.

As we approach the State of the Word 2017 at WordCamp US, I think this is a good time to look back on the state of the REST API project and core focus over the last year. 2017 has been an interesting year for the REST API with highs and lows, and periods…

Requests 1.7 is now available with a tonne of changes.