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wpMail.me wpMail.me issue#336 - The weekly WordPress newsletter. No spam, no nonsense. - November 30, 2017 Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. News & Articles Sponsoring the Outspoken Women Mission for #GivingTuesday (eventespresso.com) The most common hurdle for many speakers in the Outspoken Women project is a lack of financial assistance to travel to events they are asked to speak at. The members of Outspoken Women want to work on resolving that issue. So, they are working to build a pool of funds available to women who need assistance for travel. 16 Lessons Learned Bootstrapping Kinsta From $0 to 7-Figures in Revenue (kinsta.com) This article is about the lessons Kinsta learned during their bootstrapping journey, and how they turned our startup into a 7-figure business. Some of their decisions turned out to be great, while others cost them a lot of money and time. But they want to show you that it's possible to build a profitable SaaS business even if you don't have any connections, resources, or money. WordPress 4.9.1 Security and Maintenance Release (wordpress.org) WordPress 4.9.1 is now available. This is a security and maintenance release for all versions since WordPress 3.7. We strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately. WordCamp Albuquerque Gears Up for 5th Edition in January 2018 (wptavern.com) How Artificial Intelligence Will Transform the Internet (and WordPress) (torquemag.io) Transparency Report #33 – On Diversity and Creating the Ecosystem for Growth (www.codeinwp.com) Gutenberg Team Is Ramping Up Usability Testing at WordCamp US (wptavern.com) Sponsored by Plugin News 10 WordPress Donation Plugins for Charity, Relief, and Support (kinsta.com) From designers to writers, and politicians to charities, sometimes selling products or services isn't in the equation. That's when they turn to donations. We know plenty of bloggers and developers who work on donations. The same goes for most political campaigns, churches, and non-profit organizations. It might seem like you're required to go out and beg rich people for money, but all you need is a WordPress donation plugin and a few other elements. Distributor Plugin Now in Beta: A New WordPress Content Syndication Solution from 10up (wptavern.com) 10up published a preview of its Distributor plugin, a new solution for syndicating content across WordPress multisite networks and the web. The plugin, which the company plans to release for free, is currently in final closed beta. It enables content managers to either "push" or "pull" content to/from sites where they have permission to publish. These Plugins Help You Turn WordPress Into A Digital Publishing Powerhouse (createandcode.com) What to Do About Premium Plugin Licenses When You Unboard a Client (premium.wpmudev.org) Delete Me WordPress Plugin Assists Website Owners in Granting the GDPR Right to be Forgotten (wptavern.com) Vulnerabilities in Formidable Forms, Duplicator and Yoast SEO Plugins (www.wordfence.com) Theme Releases Clean Blogging (wordpress.org)   PT Magazine (wordpress.org)   Corporatebits (wordpress.org)   Theme News Emmet Updates: Best Selling WordPress Business Theme by MotoPress (motopress.com) MicrojobEngine Theme Review - Build a MicroJob Platform on WordPress (wplift.com) Tutorials Using VS Code for WordPress Development (deliciousbrains.com) If you keep up with the many different text editors and developer tools available, you may have heard of a newer IDE called Visual Studio Code. VS Code is a free, open source code editor that is lightweight like Sublime Text, but offers many of the same features as bigger IDEs like PhpStorm or WebStorm. In this article we'll review some features and extensions of VS Code that we really appreciate, and show you how to make the most out of it for WordPress and general web development. Understand Caching with Transients in WordPress (wpshout.com) Computer performance revolves, in large part, around the idea of caching: "storing something in a more-ready and quicker-to-access state," so that you can more quickly deliver the final result. The WordPress Transients API is a tool for caching, and an important way to improve performance in WordPress. How to Start Your Food Blog – Complete Guide to Kickstart and Promote It (kinsta.com) How to Completely Customize the WordPress Admin Interface (premium.wpmudev.org) 5 Key Aspects To Scope Your Client's Next WooCommerce Development Project (codeable.io) WooCommerce Shops: How a Free Shipping Incentive Works (ithemes.com) How to Turn Off PHP Errors in WordPress (www.wpbeginner.com) 3 Ways to Prepare for an Increase in Traffic to Your WordPress Website (themeisle.com) Podcasts and Videos Optimize Your Website Performance and SEO | SEObits.fm (www.seobits.fm) The Essential Guide to WordPress Membership Plugins from Chris Lema | StudioPress (studiopress.blog) Gutenberg, Telemetry, Calypso, and More With Matt Mullenweg | 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. 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