WordPress 6.0 “Arturo” is officially here! As the tradition goes it’s named after a famous jazz musician – Arturo O’Farrill, a Grammy-award winning pianist, and composer, who influenced contemporary Latin jazz. This is the second major release for 2022 with WordPress 5.9 “Josephine” coming out in January. “Arturo” comes with loads of usability, performance, and Read More
The official WordPress 5.9 Josephine release is finally here! This major update was initially scheduled for 14 December 2021, but due to some open issues the final version was pushed back to today 25 January 2022. The wait, however, was definitely worth it particularly because of one long-awaited feature – Full Site Editing (FST). But Read More
WordPress 5.8 Tatum update, named after Art Tatum was released today. The latest version comes with lots of new features and usability improvements such as a new template editor, blocks as widgets interface, the new file format for images, enhanced block editor, as well as changes for developers who will now have more freedom to work Read More
Over 3,200 Registered Participants. 121 Countries. 13 Timezones. 29 Sessions. 18 Sponsor Interviews. 48 Speakers, Presenters, and Panelists. WordCamp Europe 2021 has brought together the WordPress Community to share know-how, expectations, and ideas for the future of WP. It was a great pleasure to meet you there! WCEU 2021 In Numbers Let’s have a look Read More
Hello WordPress enthusiasts! Today we have some exciting news for you. WordCamp Europe 2021 is just around the corner, starting on June 7. If you haven’t registered for participation yet, don’t miss out on your final chance to get a free ticket. This year’s event will happen online and free of charge. At DevriX, we Read More
Today, WordPress celebrates its 18th birthday. What a journey it has been. When it first launched back in 2003, WordPress started as an easy-to-use open-source content management system, but it has turned into the most popular CMS system worldwide over the years, with more than 40% market share as per the most recent statistics. As Read More
The official WordPress 5.7 “Esperanza” release is here and brings major updates for 40% of the world web. Named after the inspiring jazz bassists Esperanza Spalding, it comes with important editor updates and long-awaited enhancements to the core. The release squad, led by WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg, has been working hard to ensure both users Read More
When it first launched in 2003, WordPress (WP) was a simple, free and easy-to-use open-source content management system. However, today, 17 years later, it has completely transformed the software development and digital marketing industries. When surfing the net you’ll most likely often land on a WordPress-powered website. The platform has become the largest, most popular Read More
The latest WordPress 5.6 “Simone” update, named after the remarkable American musician and activist Nina Simone, was released on December 8, 2020. It comes with a brand new canvas built-in theme, many improvements, and more flexibility for customization and integrations to realize your ideas. The “Simone” release is big and also a special one because Read More
This year, due to the Covid-19 crisis, the WordPress community faced a tough decision – to cancel or postpone WordCamps – the traditional yearly events gathering in one place developers, users and open-source fans in different cities all over the world. Of course, this made us sad. DevriX is an integral part of the WordPress community. Read More
WordPress 5.5 “Eckstine” was released today, August 11, 2020. With the first Beta version released on July 7 and Beta 2, Beta 3 and Beta 4 launched between July 14 and July 27, the new WordPress 5.5 includes major updates like a block directory, lazy-loading images, automatic updates for themes and plugins, XML sitemaps, block Read More
Communication about WordCamp Europe 2020, one of the most important global WordPress conferences, started with some sad news. In March, amid extensive lock-down, the 2020 physical event was officially postponed to next year. The organizers’ heart-broken message only hinted about an online option. However, in April, an online camp was officially announced to be held Read More
