November is quite a lot of issues to lots of people. There’s No-Shave November, large household gatherings, Black Friday gross sales – and all of it’s ramping as much as the most important vacation month of the 12 months.

WordPress customers have had a month to poke round model 6.1, so we put down our second serving to of turkey and stuffing to kind by way of the most effective tweets from November.

Try our favourite tweets from this previous month.

Drawing inspiration

Phil Sola proved that the squeaky dev will get the oil, as his field shadow controls suggestion could also be on the way in which.

We love collabs. Justin Tadlock just lately tweeted that the WordPress dev weblog is in beta, and we’re hoping to see a bunch of your contributions there.

Kasirye Arthur shares his pleasure over internet hosting Africa’s first WordCamp occasion, and we’d be mendacity if we didn’t say we’re jazzed to listen to it too.

We’re suckers for a good, heartwarming story. Coder and poet Leo Gopal shared a candy reminiscence of his first experiences with WordPress – we’re not crying, you’re crying!

WordPress dev and WPEngine Community Manager for Developer Relations Sam Munoz received individuals considering introspectively about their work in WordPress.

Rod D requested an awesome query about utilizing WordPress as a headless CMS. We’ve received some ideas on what framework to make use of, too.

Remkus de Vries needed to know which web page builder WordPress customers will likely be utilizing going ahead. Seems like the bulk actually dig Website Editor.

Keeping his eye on trends, Jack Arturo suggests frustrations with Gutenberg are literally creating alternatives for visible editors. We’re a fan of no matter works greatest for our purchasers.

Niche site builder Dan polled his viewers to get some WordPress internet hosting ideas. Whereas we don’t seem among the many ideas, there are some nice discussions within the thread that’ll assist clients when evaluating hosts.

Nat Miletic returns with a spicy meme about WordPress newbies. We predict there’s loads of room for no-code and code on the dinner desk.

Ricky is probably not speaking about WordPress particularly, however our Nexcess devs really feel this of their soul.

Rich shares a tidbit about WordPress creator Matt Mullenweg’s sleep patterns, and we’re drained simply occupied with this. Additionally, BRB we’re including “dangerous butt” to our iPhone’s textual content alternative vocabulary.

Like the Great British Baking Show, we saved the showstopper for last. Check out Angela Bowman’s completely superior WordPress stained glass.

Check out our plans and see why Nexcess and WordPress are like iced tea and lemonade: higher collectively.