BlogHer 2014, Here I Come!
Just booked my plane tickets for the upcoming BlogHer 2014 conference in San Jose, CA. Can’t wait!
Just booked my plane tickets for the upcoming BlogHer 2014 conference in San Jose, CA. Can’t wait!
I’m so excited to have a chance to participate in our soon-to-start June Writing 101 class! Interested? Of course you are! Here’s more info just in case: Writing 101: Building a Blogging Habit is a write-every-day challenge designed to help you create a writing habit, publish posts that mesh with your blog’s focus, and push you a bit as a writer. It’s also a great way to make new friends and find new […]
Originally posted on The WordPress.com Blog:
The Daily Post is WordPress.com’s blog on blogging. From blogging prompts to photo challenges to writing tips, we’re dedicated to helping you build the blog you want (and have fun doing it). The Daily Post began in 2011 as an experiment to encourage regular posting and provide a place to talk about the nitty-gritty details of telling a story and building an audience.…
Originally posted on Jetpack: WordPress Security, Performance, and Growth:
Jetpack version 2.9.3 contains a critical security update, and you should update your site and any you help manage as soon as possible. You can update through your dashboard, or download Jetpack manually here. During an internal security audit, we found a bug that allows an attacker to bypass a site’s access controls and publish posts. This vulnerability could be combined with…
Super cool! Looks like a few automatticians, including Matt Mullenweg, got to hang out with Snoop Dogg at this year’s SxSW . Just like all the cool kids, Snoop Dogg’s on WordPress.com too. 🙂
Look what’s out and available to test? Aw yeah, it’s WordPress 3.9 Beta 1. Check it out and take it for a test drive today!
Go February! For such a short month, we packed in a lot of things! Check out February’s By the Numbers post for some pretty big things WordPress.com users accomplished and a few things the folks at Automattic got done too. Among the impressive stats for February are these: In just 28 days, WordPress.com users created 1,670,000 new sites and blogs and wrote 40,000,000 posts for a total of 9.4 billion […]
In case you missed my dissertation post on Automattic’s hiring process or if you read it and want to hear a bit about it straight from Matt Mullenweg, check out this interview. Matt also talks about our distributed teams and offers general insight on WordPress and Automattic.