Next year, WordCamp Asia 2027 heads to Penang, Malaysia. From April 9 to 11, the WordPress community will gather at the Penang Waterfront Convention Centre for three days of contribution, learning, and connection. Tickets are on sale and sponsorship applications are open, so now is the time to make your…
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 this case, Drupal funding, community, and a shared journey with…
The tech industry is often celebrated for innovation and progress, yet behind the buzz, many women are weighing whether to limit their hours, step back from leadership, or leave the field entirely. Burnout is at the heart of this crossroads, and its impact goes far beyond individual exhaustion. In the…
Open source communities are debating the role of artificial intelligence, questioning whether AI-generated software aligns with traditional values of collaboration and transparency, reshaping definitions of openness in the process.
A conversation about how defaults shape our online privacy and everyday habits with Bob Dunn and Nathan Wrigley
Your AI can work on your WordPress site through the REST API or an MCP plugin. Here’s how the credentials, limits and records differ, and which fits you. The post WordPress REST API vs MCP: Application Passwords, OAuth and When You Need Each appeared first on Themeisle Blog.
See where a self-hosted vs hosted WordPress MCP server runs, which credential each stores, what each logs and how removal works, so you can choose on evidence.
WordPress 7.2 beta is out. See what’s coming: Notes in the margin, the new Ipsum default theme, form styling without CSS, a faster admin, and /random/ links. The post What’s Coming in WordPress 7.2? (Features and Screenshots) first appeared on WPBeginner.
More than 50 educational institutions have joined WordPress Credits, giving students worldwide a way to earn academic recognition for contributing to WordPress. The program had two participating institutions in September 2025 and four the following month. By June 2026, that number had reached 27, before passing 50 this October. The…
It’s nearly the end of 2026 and I want to use my agent with WordPress already (like…yesterday)! To do this we need to understand exactly how “AI ready” WordPress is. This post outlines where things stand from my perspective and why I think it’s critically important for the future of…
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