The number 100 represents a milestone. It’s a time to take stock and look back on where the WordPress Big 3 came from and where it’s going.
About 3 times a year a new version of WordPress which includes new features is rolled out.
On Tuesday, November 12, 2019 it’s expected that a new version of WordPress – 5.3 – will be rolled out to every WP site around the web.
A huge thank you for all who attended my talk on October 5, 2019 at WordCamp Philly.
WordPress 5.2 is a major update to WordPress core. It’s schedule to be released on May 7, 2019.
Tuesday, February 6, is the start of a 48 hour BobWP WordPress Content Marathon. Bob will be posting tons of great WP information around the clock – podcasts, interviews, articles, and who knows what else he’ll do.
This being my 5th WordCamp I have to admit the thrill is not quite what it used to be. Not that you should never go to a WordCamp which are held in many cities around the planet. You should go. You’ll find all kinds of designers, developers, marketers, business owners, bloggers and others who use and mostly love WordPress.
The newest version of WordPress will be released on November 14, 2017. You don’t need to wait till then to see the new features.
When you’ve come a long way it may not be easy to discern just how far you’ve come. In 25 short years the web has grown into the most widely and rapidly adopted medium in history.
