WordCamp Europe, Supply Chain Attack, More Acquisitions 🗞️ July 2024 WordPress News w/ WPShout

Howdy, WordPress friends. In this edition, I’ll cover WordCamp Europe 2024 (and tell you more about its venue in 2025), an ongoing supply chain attack that’s affecting lots of plugins/WordPress sites (make sure your sites are safe), several new WordPress acquisitions, and plenty more news and tidbits.

The Art of Manual Regression Testing
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The tech world of software development is characterized by fast-paced and constant evolution. Code keeps changing, new features are introduced, and bugs are fixed frequently. These changes are crucial for improving the overall development structure. Ho... […]
Understanding Properties of Zero Trust Networks
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Zero Trust is a well-known but 'hard-to-implement' paradigm in computer network security. As the name suggests, Zero Trust is a set of core system design principles and concepts that seek to eliminate the practice of implicit trust-based security. The ... […]
Mastering Distributed Caching on AWS: Strategies, Services, and Best Practices
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Distributed caching is a method for storing and managing data across multiple servers, ensuring high availability, fault tolerance, and improved read/write performance. In cloud environments like AWS (Amazon Web Services), distributed caching is pivota... […]
Step-By-Step Guide To Crafting an Effective Bug Report
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Bugs are an integral part of the development process. Along with the bugs you need to write a bug report. So in this blog post, we are sharing some effective tips and tricks to write bug reports. Bugs are bound to happen when you’re developing an ... […]
Testing Mobile Apps: Step-By-Step Guide
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Technology is growing every day and so is the use of mobile phones in our lives. For as little as ordering groceries for our homes to handling our finances through banking and other financial apps, mobile applications are an integral part of our daily ... […]