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  • Scaling WordPress Image Serving with Tachyon

    Scaling WordPress Image Serving with Tachyon

    To tackle the problem of serving large volumes of images for WordPress while minimising costs, we developed Tachyon, our open-source scalable image service.

  • Jon Ang joins Human Made

    Jon Ang joins Human Made

    I’m thrilled to announce that Jon Ang has joined Human Made as a project manager. You may know Jon by kenshino, his WordPress.org username, where he has been doing fantastic work on the documentation project. In the short time he has been on trial with Human Made, Jon has already made a big impact on our…

  • Mike Little joins Human Made

    Mike Little joins Human Made

    It’s with huge excitement that I can announce that Mike Little is joining Human Made. Mike is the co-founder of the WordPress project, having forked a small blogging script, b2, with Matt Mullenweg. He has a long history with the project and brings with him unparalleled knowledge and experience of it. Mike will be joining…

  • Announcing 10 scholarships for A Day of REST Boston

    Announcing 10 scholarships for A Day of REST Boston

    Applicants should be students or a part of an under-represented groups in the tech industry and get in touch before February 17th.

  • Adrian McShane joins Human Made

    Adrian McShane joins Human Made

    It’s with great excitement that we’re welcoming Adrian McShane to Human Made as our Technical Project Lead. Adrian has deep history delivering technology across new and traditional big media, from his early work at The Telegraph, and his recent key role in bringing The Sun to WordPress, to founding several media startups of his own including tech.eu. Adrian will…

  • Introducing the A Day of REST Boston workshops

    Introducing the A Day of REST Boston workshops

    WordPress 4.7 will be released in December, and with it come the content endpoints for the WordPress REST API. This is exciting news for our industry and a wonderful opportunity for both WordPress developers to expand their horizons and front end developers from outside our ecosystem to try WordPress as a headless CMS. Earlier in…