Wordpress Updates 2016

The WordPress was first presented in May 2003 by Mike Little and Matt Mullenweg. Various other designers were instrumental in the creation of this piece of code, among them Michel Valdrighi, the author Dougal Campbell, a small WordPress crew, and a small computer programming company, Michel Valdrighi, a former author of code in France, and Dougal Campbell. In April 2004, a small WordPress staff also started a club called Ping-O-Matic to keep key words searching machines informed about a new blogs release.

This is a new 1. 0 update with stunning functions like web browser compatible permission links, comments facilitation, small improvements to the interface, multi category per posting, easier install and much more. WordPress 1 announces the launch of WordPress 1. 20 December 2005 - WordPress 2. Duke 0lease Candidate - came with a fully featured backend along with various other functions such as custom role, Akismet, online up-loads, the WYSIWYG and more.

One small modification in the former release 2. 2.0 was started. 1. April 2006 - WordPattern (Aprils Fools) - WordPattern was/is a laugh! Others smaller 2.0 releases. Seven were started on 5 January 2007 and 15 January 2007 respectively. 22 January 2007 - A new release has been released, namely release 2.

In 2008 came with a new Brecker 2 release. 15. July 2008 - Another release 2. Tyner was started with functions such as postal reviews and reviews, and WordPress was quickly transformed from a blogsystem into a full-fledged content management system. 11 December 2008 - WordPress 2. Coltrane " was introduced and extensively document.

It has a complete new look and many new functions. Dec 19, 2009 - A new main release of WordPress 2. 9 "Carmen" has been launched with automated data base optimisation, better AEO, built-in photo editing program and ultra simple movie embedding. WordPress 2.9 minority release. Jun 17, 2010 - WordPress 3.0 "Thelonious" - WordPress 3.0 featured a standard Twenty Ten topic, customized mail type, menu, short links, customized headings and backgrounds, and more.

New main 3. edition. REINHARTT 1 on February 23, 2011 was published after a minority 3.0 trial period. February 5, 2011, which Matt WordPress proclaimed to be a full content management system and, in his words, the only thing that restricted developer and user was their fantasy. Small safety and service 3.3 edition.

January 2, 2012, followed by WordPress 3. Four betas 1, 2, 3 and 4 on 5 April, 12, 20 and 4 May 2012. 13 July 2012 - WordPress 3. Dec 11, 2012 - WordPress 3. 5 "Elvin" - came with a Motherload of advanced functions to make the lives of WordPress programmers and WordPress user much simpler, such as more complete controls over multimedia, retina-enabled designs, upgraded user interface and Twenty Twelve Themes.

Aug 1, 2013 - WordPress 3. 6 "Oscar" - includes advanced meal editors, voice and visual embeddings, twenty thirteen themes, mail loading, fast auto-save, and more. Oct 24, 2013 - WordPress 3. 7 "Basie" - came with a variety of development capabilities, better overall user experience, more powerful password protection and automated updates.

Dec 12, 2013 - WordPress 3. 8 "Parker" - it was fast reacting, had a colourful look with subtle contrast and clean type, had 8 administrative colour layouts, came with enhanced widgets and Twenty Fourteen themes. Release of a new 3.8 minority release. January 23, 2014, with certain maintenances, followed by 3. 9 Beta 1, 2 and 3 and WordPress 3.8.

Two, safety clearance. 16 April 2014 - WordPress 3. 9 "Smith" - had the same user surface as WordPress 3. 8, but came with a new photo processing program, a newly designed graphical viewer, an enhanced HTML multimedia viewer, a themes customizer that enabled header and widget manipulation, and a galery thumbnail. 4 September 2014 - WordPress 4.

18 December 2014 - WordPress 4. WorldPress 4.1. WordPress 4. 2 WordPress 1, 2 WordPress 2, 3 Word and 4 WordPress 4 immediately followed by 2 WordPress 4 2 WordPress 4 immediately followed by 2 WordPress 1. A smaller 4.1. 2 safety edition has been published. 18 August 2015 - WordPress 4. 8 December 2015 - WordPress 4.

WorldPress 4.4. 1 Security & Maintenance and WorldPress 4.4. 2 Security & Maintenance have been published together with WorldPress 4. Five betas 1, 2, 3 and 4. 12 April 2016 - WordPress 4. WordPress is used on billions of web pages and not only stands out as a blogsite, but can also create any kind of website - from individual pages to giant e-commerce shops.

The different versions fully justify it.