WordPress is, for better or worse, the most popular CMS in existence right now – responsible for powering about a quarter of the websites in existence. It is this popular for good reason – the ease with which it can be customized and extended means that it can be adapted for almost any imaginable use.
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The next major version release of WordPress is approaching, the time has come to take a look at the latest changes and improvements to the platform. Of course, this won’t be an exhaustive list, since I will only really be covering changes that will be more apparent to people who regularly log into the admin area.
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When WordPress first launched in 2003 as a successor to b2/cafelog, it was a simple blogging system, but it has since evolved into a full-fledged content management system responsible for powering approximately 23% of all websites live on the web today.
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