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wpMail.me wpMail.me issue#332 - The weekly WordPress newsletter. No spam, no nonsense. - November 2, 2017 Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. News & Articles 2017 WordPress Survey and WordCamp US (wordpress.org) It's time for the annual WordPress user and developer survey! If you're a WordPress user, developer, or business owner, then we want your feedback. Just like previous years, we'll share the data at the upcoming WordCamp US (WCUS). Journey to Lando: Mistakes, Pivots and Vindication (thinktandem.io) Lando is for developers who want to quickly specify and painlessly spin up the services and tools needed to develop their projects. It's a free, open source, cross-platform, local development environment and DevOps tool built on Docker container technology and developed by Tandem. Designed to work with most major languages, frameworks and services, Lando provides an easy way for developers of all types to specify simple or complex requirements for their projects, and then quickly get to work on them. The WordPress Product Market is Completely Different Now (poststatus.com) The WordPress economy is changing, and many businesses are feeling it. The market is maturing, and customers are behaving differently. It's happening slowly, but we think everyone realizes things are changing. Often this change has been discussed in terms of hosts and agencies, but let's talk about products. Is Your Website GDPR Compliant? How to Get Ready for the General Data Protection Regulations (premium.wpmudev.org) WordPress Security With Confidence Launches Next Week (wpshout.com) HeroPress is Now Accepting Donations (heropress.com) Top 12 Events for Getting WordPress Clients This Fall (managewp.com) WordPress 4.9 Release Candidate (wordpress.org) WordPress 4.8.3, A Security Release Six Weeks in the Making (wptavern.com) Sponsored by Plugin News How to Create Beautiful WordPress Charts and Graphs (kinsta.com) Whether you're a researcher compiling data about a local election or a teacher sharing data about the local wildlife population with your class, there are no better substitutes than charts and graphs. These visual tools turn boring, seemingly worthless data into easily-digestible information. What's great is that you don't have to worry about handling a complex graph-building software, since WordPress graphs and charts can be made with simple plugins. Edit Plugin Strings in WordPress (translatepress.com) If you want to edit plugin strings or theme strings, you can make changes to that plugin or theme. But you will also loose those changes on the next update. How do you change the "Register" text with "Create Account"? It's such a common request, that we even have an addon for Profile Builder that allows you to modify the gettext strings from the plugin to something else. And we're not alone in this. Eric Daams from Charitable reached out and asked us to use TranslatePress without a secondary language. GDPR for WordPress Project Seeks to Provide a Standard for Plugin Compliance (wptavern.com) WordPress Plugin Roundup – October 2017 (ithemes.com) Patreon Launches App Directory and Free WordPress Plugin for Membership Sites (wptavern.com) Theme Releases Jefferson (wordpress.org)   Idyllic (wordpress.org)   Landing Pagency (wordpress.org)   Theme News One Page Business Pro – One Page WordPress Theme Review (wpmayor.com) One Page Business Pro is, as the name implies, is a one page WordPress theme developed by CyberChimps that is quite suitable for business that needs a clean and natty-looking website, one that also adds greatly to a positive user experience. Ultimate Guide to Free WordPress Themes (www.wpexplorer.com) Tutorials How to Develop a WordPress Plugin Using Webpack 3, React and the REST API (part 2) (deliciousbrains.com) Have you ever wondered how to get React working with the WordPress REST API? If so you're in the right place – that's what we're going to cover in this follow-up to part one of how to develop a WordPress plugin! How to Create a Custom Animated Burger Menu for WordPress (premium.wpmudev.org) You could add a plugin to create a burger menu. Or you could install a theme with one already there (like one of ours). But what if you've got your own theme and you'd rather add the burger menu yourself? In this post we're going to show you just how to do that. Earn WooCommerce Amazon Affiliates Commission with Your Product Reviews Site: The Complete Guide (barn2.co.uk) How to Properly Bulk Upload Files to WordPress Media Library via FTP (managewp.com) How to Create Automatic Section Menus Using Custom Widgets (In 5 Steps) (torquemag.io) How to Fix Destination Folder Already Exists Error in WordPress (www.wpbeginner.com) 4 Things You Should Be Aware Of Before Any WordPress Speed Optimization Work (codeable.io) Podcasts and Videos Maddy Osmon | Hallway Chats (hallwaychats.com) Camp Press and DonateWC | Doc Pop's News Drop (torquemag.io) WordPress 4.8.3, RIP Firebug, and Patreon | WPWeekly (wptavern.com) follow on Twitter | forward to a friend  wpMail.me is published by Cozmoslabs. Not a subscriber yet? Subscribe here. Want to advertise? View our media kit for info. Want to post a job? Use our self serve system or reply to this e-mail. Copyright © 2017 WPmail.me, All rights reserved. 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