On October 21, 2026, a malicious version of LiteLLM (1.107.0) was published to PyPI. LiteLLM is a widely used open-source proxy that connects applications to […]
Category: WORDPRESS
This Week in WordPress #366
This episode of TWiW covers the latest in WordPress, with a strong focus on AI advancements, new products, and features expected in WordPress 7. The […]
What to Rotate, and What Rotation Won’t Fix
This post updates as Railway publishes new details. Check the update log at the bottom before you act on anything older than a few hours. […]
The WordPress community w/ Matt Mullenweg
After Automattic released their experiment with selling $5,000 websites, I published a video, I spell it wordpress now. A video which has been viewed over […]
457 – Building a human-centred web by saying NO to AI: Andy Bell on ethics, agency life, CSS and the open web
In this episode, Nathan Wrigley chats with Andy Bell, an expert in CSS and web design, about his journey from traditional design to becoming a […]
This Week in WordPress #367
In this lively episode of TWiW, the panel dives into a range of WordPress topics, from the excitement around WordPress 7.0 Beta 1 and collaborative […]
In defense of Elementor vs. Webflow
WordPress product pricing is too cheap. Elementor, the most popular page builder for WordPress these days, has announced a price hike which will come into […]
CVE-2026-110264: GitLab’s Critical CVSS 10.0 Regex RCE Explained
On October 12, GitLab shipped a critical patch for a CVSS 10.0 regex engine RCE. Ten days later, on October 21, they shipped another one: […]
Raising VC funding in the WordPress hosting ecosystem with Miriam Schwab
Entrepreneur, a term that has lost its potency over the years, is finding it’s way back home in today’s story. There are those of us […]
User Switching Plugin Alternatives: 3 Options Compared
Customer support, role testing, and configurable account switching call for different workflows. Among User Switching plugin alternatives, this ranking places Superb Login As User first […]