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Performance Lab
The Performance Lab plugin is a collection of “feature projects” for WordPress Core that aim to improve performance in WordPress. These projects each are implemented as plugins themselves, and they are intended to eventually be merged into WordPress Core. As such, Performance Lab and its suite of plugins are considered beta testing plugins. Getting started…
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Get Involved
Getting started The Core Performance Team offers lots of ways to participate, and we’d love to have you join us! To start, we recommend that you: Create a WordPress.org user account or log in if you have one already. Sign up for an account on Slack using your WordPress.org user account and join the #core-performance…
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About the Team
The WordPress Core Performance Team was established in 2021 and is dedicated to monitoring, enhancing, and promoting performance in WordPress core and its surrounding ecosystem. The Core Performance Team builds and manages the Performance Lab project, a collection of performance-related “feature projects” for WordPress core. Team Reps Our current team rep is Aditya Dhade (@b1ink0),…
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Content Localization
Read this page in other languages: French, Gujarati, Italian Our vision is for learn.wordpress.org to host educational resources about WordPress in multiple languages. There are two ways to contribute towards this vision: you can either translate existing content from English to another language, or create new content in a language other than English. In both…
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Social Media
You can follow WordPress on any of these social media platforms: X Bluesky Threads Mastodon Facebook Instagram Linkedin YouTube (follow for live streams) Twitch (experimental) TikTok Tumblr Please note: Comments are not actively reviewed, so if you seek support, please visit WordPress.org/support. When commenting please follow the WordPress code of conduct; contribute and participate constructively. Platforms marked “experimental”…
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DAG Status Information
This document serves as a living record of which DAGs are disabled or unstable and why. This can be helpful for tracking the various issues a DAG might have and knowing which DAGs we can turn back on when. A “Disabled” DAG is turned off in production. An “Unstable” DAG is turned on (often in…
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Marketing & Communications Release Cycle Guide
Overview This guide summarizes the responsibilities and processes of the Marketing and Communications lead role for a major release cycle. It includes information on: Timelines Processes Documents / Assets Resources Points of Contact Strategy Tips for Success This is a living document. Therefore, it’s expected to be updated to reflect the evolution of the role…
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Preparing a Technical Tutorial
The Tutorial content type is deprecated and no new tutorials are being created. Existing tutorials will be converted to Lessons. This document is aimed to help you in creating a tutorial that has a more technical focus (i.e. it will include code samples and examples) if you’ve never created one before. Read this page in…
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Core Performance Handbook
Welcome to the Core Performance Handbook! This Handbook outlines the work of the Performance Team, including more information about us, how to get involved, details about the Performance Lab plugin, and more. Handbook sections are listed below, or you can navigate using the left sidebar on desktop. If you have questions or suggestions, please feel…
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Steps to Schedule a Zoom Meeting
These steps are for scheduling a meeting on the Training Team’s Zoom account. You are encouraged to use your own conferencing software for Online Workshops, but if you do not have access to one, you can request the use of a Zoom account from the Community Team. Step 1: Schedule a meeting Log into Zoom…