1. Jetpack 3.7
2. 2,172 out of 5,000 companies’ websites from the 2015 @inc5000 are in WordPress
3. WordPress and HTTP/2 — What Developers Need to Know?
4. WordPress Notification Center

Jetpack 3.7

The most important feature from release is the support for development sites. Now when you move your site (e.g. by cloning a staging site off of your production site or moving from staging to production), Jetpack detects the change and asks you what you’d like to do. Another interesting feature I noticed is a new Widget Visibility rule that allows you to show or hide widgets based on a page’s parent.

2,172 out of 5,000 companies’ websites from the 2015 @inc5000 are in WordPress

@inc5000 represents the yearly top of the 5000 fastest-growing private companies in America and more than 43% from these companies have chosen to use WordPress for their websites.

WordPress and HTTP/2 — What Developers Need to Know?

I found this very interesting article written by Ahmad Awais about the pain points for the front-end developers in order to make their work ready for HTTP/2. From my point of view it’s not just for HTTP/2, i think every developer should be familiar with minification, spriting, concatenation or sharding.

The complete article here.

WordPress Notification Center

This is a very good plugin if you want to have all the notifications in one place. It can be a good plugin to be included in the core as well because WordPress is missing a notifications page.

The plugin can be found here.