The Tide team released the first beta version this week. Tide will be integrated on WordPress.org to display, for example, results of Coding Standard tests for plugins and themes.
Accessibility
Misc
Core
Misc
- »JavaScript Chat Summary – June 26th«. Among other things, the team decided to move the modules published on NPM from its own GitHub repo to the Gutenberg repo.
- »Dev Chat Summary: June 27th (4.9.7 week 6)«.
Design
Misc
- »The design table at WordCamp Europe Contributor Day 2018«.
- »Design meeting notes for June 27, 2018«.
- »Exploring the WordPress admin sidebar«.
Support
Misc
Plugins
Misc
Community
Misc
- »WordCamp Incubator Program 2018: locations announcement«.
- »Recap of the Diversity Outreach Speaker Training meeting on June 27, 2018«.
- »Idea: Meetup Recap P2«.
- »Camptix Notify functionality – documentation review«.
Hosting
Misc
Tide
Tide 1.0.0 beta
Tide is a tool with the vision »to make it easy to improve the quality of code throughout the WordPress ecosystem and help WordPress site owners make better choices about plugins and themes«, as written on wptide.org. The goal is to implement it on WordPress.org, to show helpful data for themes and plugins, like the PHP compatibility.
Currently, it can check if a project follows the PHP WordPress Coding Standards and the PHP version compatibility. Among that, the now-released first beta version introduces support for Google Lighthouse, to check for performance, accessibility, and more. Besides other ways, you can install the tool locally. If you want to check out the data that are returned by Tide, try the API on wptide.org/search.
More on the first beta can be found in the post »Announcing Tide 1.0.0-beta« by Jeffrey Paul.