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Podcast With Destiny Kanno: The Evolution of Learn WordPress
We are thrilled to introduce Destiny Kanno in our latest episode of the Hostinger Academy podcast. As the Head of Community Education at Automattic, Destiny plays an important role in the Learn...
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This Month in WordPress: September Roundup
September marked a shift in focus for the WordPress community. With major WordCamps wrapped up, all attention is now on WordPress 6.4 – the final significant release of 2023. The first beta version is...
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Ahmed Kabir Chaion: When Language, Diplomacy, and Tech Collide
Starting with English Literature studies and then moving to information technology, WordPress contributor Ahmed Kabir Chaion is a true explorer. He has contributed to at least nine of the Make...
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WordPress 6.4 Preview: What to Expect
The wheels are in motion for WordPress 6.4 – the beta version is available for testing, and the full release is set for November 7. This update introduces significant enhancements by integrating...
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Leonardus Nugraha: Documenting Moments and Advancements
Leonardus Nugraha, or Leo for short, is Hostinger’s own Content Specialist for the WordPress category. Hailing from Bogor, Indonesia, which is known for its lush botanical garden, Leo is drawn to...
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This Month in WordPress: October Roundup
October has been a busy month leading up to the highly anticipated release of WordPress 6.4, scheduled for early November. But before that, we have some news in October to recap. We saw important...
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Yumi ‘Mimi’ Nishioka: Breaking Barriers and Building Local Community
Yumi Nishioka, widely known as Mimi, is a Tokyo-based freelance web and UI designer. Mimi is very passionate about design and WordPress, which led her to initiate two Japanese-language study groups...
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WordPress 6.4: An In-Depth Overview of New Features, Improvements, and the...
The final major update of the year – WordPress 6.4 “Shirley”, is finally released. This new version merges six Gutenberg releases from 16.2 to 16.7, bringing plenty of workflow improvements for a...
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Pooja Derashri: Improving Others, Improving Ourselves
Pooja Derashri is a co-founder of WPVibes, an India-based plugin development agency. Since 2017, she has been actively contributing to various WordPress teams, most notably the Training team, to...
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This Month in WordPress: November Roundup
As 2023 draws to a close, the WordPress community remains active. The year’s final significant update, WordPress 6.4, has been released alongside a fresh default theme, setting the stage for an...
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WordPress 6.4 Release Leads: Charting a Path for Diversity and Innovation
Released in early November 2023, WordPress 6.4 marks the final major release of the year. It’s a noteworthy one at that – it’s an underrepresented gender-led release. Codenamed “Shirley”, this version...
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State of the Word 2023: Key Highlights and Innovations
On December 11, WordPress enthusiasts from around the globe gathered in Madrid, Spain, for one of the most important events of the year – the State of the Word keynote. It was delivered by one and...
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Anne McCarthy: Empowering Voices, Shaping the Future
Anne McCarthy is a Product Wrangler at Automattic and a long-time WordPress contributor, especially on the Core team. In the last quarter of 2023, she led WordPress 6.4’s Core Triage Team – a major...
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WordPress January Roundup: Security Updates and WordPress 6.5 Early Test
The WordPress community started the year 2024 with great enthusiasm, especially with WordPress 6.5 just around the corner and the State of the Word 2023 keynote. That said, the excitement doesn’t stop...
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Meet Hostinger at WordCamp Asia 2024
For WordPress enthusiasts, especially those in Asia, the beginning of the year is a period of excitement – it’s time for WordCamp Asia! This year, the event will take place in Taipei, Taiwan, from...
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Maggie Cabrera: Turning a WordPress Passion Into a Professional Pathway
Maggie Cabrera is a JavaScript engineer at Automattic. She’s been working with WordPress for a long time, but has only been contributing to the open-source project since 2020. She mainly contributes...
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What’s Coming in WordPress 6.5 – Beta Testing
Exciting news – WordPress 6.5 is just around the corner! This upcoming WordPress version is currently in beta testing and is set for release on March 26. This update will merge Gutenberg versions 16.8...
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WordCamp Asia 2024: Building the Future of WordPress
As spring is coming to Taiwan, people from around the world gathered in Taipei for the biggest WordPress event in the region. WordCamp Asia 2024, taking place from March 7-9, kicked off the series of...
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WordPress 6.5 “Regina” Is Here – Key Features and Changes
WordPress 6.5 “Regina” is finally here! After a week-long delay, the new version brought new features and other improvements to all WordPress users worldwide. Since the release of the beta version...
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Adapt and Innovate: Paco Marchante’s Journey with the WordPress Plugins Team
Developer analyst Paco Marchante has been focused on WordPress since 2017. Based in Sevilla, Spain, Paco has been actively contributing to various local WordPress communities in Spain – which is one...
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