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Doc Pop’s News Drop: WCUS 2018 Wrap-up
Doc Pop’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up …
6 Effective Tips on How to Take Care Your Mental Health As a Freelancer
Taking care of your mental health for freelancers is as important as in any profession or field of work. If you don’t, bad things …
State of the Word 2018: Learn Blocks Deeply
With snow lightly falling in downtown Nashville, Matt Mullenweg took the stage for his annual State of the Word address. The speech wrapped up …
Gutenberg is Here!
In January 2017, Matt Mullenweg announced the Gutenberg project. A project that would change the way people created websites and content in WordPress. After …
Torque Toons: WCUS 2018
Heading to WordCamp US in Nashville this weekend? Be sure to stop by the WP Engine booth to pick up a copy of our …
Storytelling – Why and How to Use It for Your Content Marketing
Storytelling is an important component of online content. Much like copywriting it’s a way of turning bland, forgettable blog posts and web pages into …
We Need Your Help- Fill Out the Torque Community Survey
Five years ago Torque was created as a way to teach and communicate with the community. Ever since then, our community has grown and …
Why You Should Hire a WordPress Developer For Your Business
Of all the web platforms available today, WordPress is one of the fastest and easiest tools for creating a functional website in minutes. All …
Deadline to Enter Automattic Design Awards Ends Friday
At WordCamp Europe this year, Automattician John Maeda, shared his idea for the Automattic Design Awards. The crowd cheered and thus the idea was born. …
Torque Toons: The Path To Gutenberg
Prepare to be a-maze-d! Can you find the proper path to Gutenberg? spoiler alert:
Small is the New Big: An Interview with Paul Jarvis
If our server can’t keep up with the number of requests its getting, we have two basic options; scale up, add more servers or …
