There’s a new plugin available for DesktopServer users that makes WordPress code editing and development easier than ever. It allows you to use Microsoft’s evolutionary code editor Visual Studio Code. To get started, you’ll want to download it from https://code.visualstudio.com and be…
As promised earlier last week, WordPress v5.0 (Now with Gutenberg!) was released a week ago to much fanfare and a bit of controversy. Many were unsure as to how the new upgrade would affect them as it is the most…
Over the last few years, ServerPress has gone through quite an evolution. Since then, DesktopServer has become more and more robust, and we’ve introduced a new workflow product, WPSiteSync. While both of these tools are designed to be easy to…
https://youtu.be/IV9toujfpog When we introduced Design-Time Plugins for DesktopServer, the goal was to be able to add functionality to your workflow through the use of extensions which are easy to install and use. With our latest release of v3.9.1, DesktopServer has…
You may have heard about Gutenberg for WordPress and how it is going to change the user experience. You also may have heard that there are some concerns about how it will work with Themes and Plugins. Will it break…