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Your Commerce Infrastructure Will Ask for a Decision in January 2027

September 11, 2026• Category: Blog • Plugins

WooCommerce proposes raising its infrastructure requirement in January 2027. A planned maintenance item for some organisations, an emergency for others....

WordPress PHP compatibility revisited at WCUS 2026

September 7, 2026• Category: Blog

A quiet WordCamp US 2026 talk revisited WordPress PHP compatibility, the 18% PHP 7.4 tail, Gutenberg tooling gaps and what to actually do....

Runnable Code Examples Land in WordPress Code Reference

September 5, 2026• Category: Blog • WordPress Guides

WordPress 7.1 quietly wired Playground into the Code Reference. Runnable code examples now execute in the browser, no local PHP required....

WooCommerce Enum Classes Replace the Magic Strings

September 4, 2026• Category: Blog • Plugins • WordPress Guides

WooCommerce introduces enum classes for order statuses, product types and settings, a typed vocabulary that quietly retires the magic strings....

WordPress Piplets: The Revived 2007 Single-File Thesis

August 21, 2026• Category: Blog • WordPress Guides

Matt Mullenweg revived WordPress Piplets at WCUS 2026: one self-modifying PHP file, no database, ~50 ms load. Why the simplicity thesis matters....

WordPress 7.1 Site Editor Screen Filters: A First Look

August 2, 2026• Category: Blog

WordPress 7.1 ships four PHP Site Editor screen filters for Pages, Templates, Template Parts and Patterns. Server-side curation, finally....

Connector Field Registry Proposed for WordPress 7.1

July 1, 2026• Category: Blog

Gutenberg PR #79373 proposes a PHP connector field registry that closes the api_key-only gap left by the 7.0 Connectors screen....

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