Initially launching as a simple blogging tool in 2003, WordPress has evolved into a capable content management system (CMS). Whether you run an online magazine, a multi-author blog or you simply want ...
Even the biggest companies in a given space need to adapt to survive. Apple with the iPod. Google with AdWords. You get the idea. Another tech big fish, WordPress, has been keeping up with a recent ...
WordPress is now the world’s most popular CMS, powering 22% of the web. I've been using WordPress for the past 8 years for almost all of my sites. Even Forbes backend is WordPress. Though it’s ...
Do you need a headless CMS to grow in 2019? Perhaps. However, if it's not an option for you, WordPress might be able to help, sort of. Among large businesses, and enterprise brands in particular, ...
December is a traditionally quiet month across most industries, but the world of open source CMS never truly rests. Sure, open source vendors (and their contributing communities alike) cooled their ...
What do Flickr, TechCrunch, eBay and Best Buy all have in common? They all use WordPress. Initially developed as a blogging platform, WordPress has evolved in the last 11 years to a full-fledged ...
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