Do your standup whenever suits you, on video.

Open source illustrations for your projects

Jason Fried on a better solution to all-day, all-the-time group chat.

A really good “how to start a blog” post from a site and team that knows its stuff.

Set expectations about when you work.

Or: Is your landing page good enough to get customers?

Earlier this week we announced the upcoming Third Edition launch of our critically acclaimed “learn WordPress development” course Up and Running. This new Edition adds new Gutenberg content, and updates the course for 2018.

WordPress security has never been more important: from drive-by-hacks, to the new GDPR regulation, to core vulnerabilities, there’s good reason security is the number one worry that WordPress users and developers face.

At WPShout we’ve been publishing tutorials on WordPress for the past eight years.

We all know the importance of taking WordPress security seriously. Yet, from choosing the right plugin to HTTPS, from to Equifax to GDPR, from “secure enough” to “absolutely secure,” the world of WordPress security is confusing, obfuscated, and difficult to navigate.