7 August 2019
Andy Meerwaldt
As WordPress developers, we’re busy with developing features most of the time. Developing functionalities is awesome, but a lot can go wrong too, unfortunately. One way to help prevent things going awry is having your own blog. Here, I’ll explain how writing for my own blog helped me understand WordPress users better and improved my »
Read: "Every WordPress developer should have their own blog!"
27 June 2019
Jimmy Comack
Welcome to part two of our series on using the WordPress JavaScript APIs. In this series, we explore the APIs that were introduced in WordPress 5.0. And, we’ll look at how we can use them to better integrate with other plugins, in a reliable and safe way. Make sure to also check out our repository »
Read: "Using the WordPress JavaScript APIs: Introducing Redux"
19 June 2019
Jimmy Comack
With the recent release of WordPress 5.0, a new editor was introduced into the WordPress ecosystem. Based on a new tech stack that includes React and Redux, WordPress now allows for richer, more intuitive interfaces and simplifies the overall editing process. But that’s not all! With the recent changes, it’s also become much easier for »
Read: "Using the WordPress JavaScript APIs: the beginning"
29 May 2019
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Irene Strikkers
At Yoast, we like to release often. We’re a fan of continuous delivery and currently release every two weeks. As we sometimes get questions about our release cycle, we’d like to tell the entire story on why and how we release and test our plugins before they are ready to be installed on millions of »
Read: "Continuous delivery at Yoast"
16 April 2019
Jono Alderson
We’re delighted to share the news that our new approach to including rich, complete and extensible Schema.org markup on all sites which run Yoast SEO is now live (from our 11.0 release). This is a project which we’ve been working on for months, and it was unashamedly ambitious. As search engines make more and more use of structured »
Read: "Our revolutionary solution to Schema.org markup"
10 January 2019
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Jono Alderson
In our ongoing quest to make yoast.com lightning fast, we’ve reached a bottleneck when it comes to optimising our CSS. The ways in which WordPress themes manage, handle and output stylesheets just aren’t good enough. Technology has changed, the web has evolved, and the tools we have are out of date. We think we can come »
Read: "A better, faster approach to CSS in WordPress themes"
18 September 2018
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Luc Kickken
In our previous post on how to theme our HowTo content block for Gutenberg, I explained the HTML structure of the block. I walked you through a few approaches to styling the generated block to make it blend in with your theme. With the release of Yoast 8.2 we’ve not only included the HowTo structured »
Read: "Theming Gutenberg: the FAQ block"