The Human Made blog
The latest thinking on enterprise WordPress, open source technology, and life at Human Made.
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How many humans got props for 4.5?
Since the beginning (back in 2011!) Human Made has been passionate about our continued contribution to WordPress.org. The latest release, WordPress 4.5 Coleman, counts 298 contributors and out of those we’ve counted five proud humans! Props for ”Coleman” are given to Joe, John, Paul de Wouters, Peter and Ryan. Our work on the REST API Since the…
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Announcing A Day of REST Boston + Workshops
We’re thrilled to announce that after the overwhelmingly positive feedback from A Day of REST London, we will be bringing the event to the USA in October for A Day of REST Boston 2016 in partnership with Post Status. A Day of REST Boston will happen on 28th October 2016 with workshops the day before…
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Siobhan McKeown Joins Human Made
I’m amazingly happy to announce the Siobhan McKeown has joined Human Made as our Events Director. We’ve been lucky enough to get to work closely with Siobhan through this last year as we partnered to run A Day of REST, the conference we put on in London recently. Throughout our time working together Siobhan’s experience…
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Lightweight Image Previews in WordPress with Gaussholder
Last year, Facebook Engineering published their technique for generating 200 byte preview images. Today we’re releasing Gaussholder, a placeholder generator for WordPress using this technique.
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Introducing our WordPress REST API White Paper
At Human Made, we’re pretty enthusiastic about the WordPress REST API. Today we’re excited to release our WordPress REST API white paper: Talking to 25% of the Web: An in-depth report and analysis on the WordPress REST API.
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Samantha Miller Joins Human Made
It’s been public for a while, but today we would like to officially announce that the incredibly talented Samantha Miller has joined Human Made as a WordPress Engineer. Sam was previously the lead WordPress developer at Grapple and, along with our very own Matthew Haines-Young, is one of the organisers of the Leeds WP Meetup. Sam has spoken about WordPress development at several…