Michal Marek With big news came the popular tool WordPress, which runs a quarter of all websites on the Internet today. Web interface WordPress.com underwent a major redesign that took 140 people over eighteen months to create a tool based primarily on JavaScript and APIs. Previously, WordPress was primarily based on PHP. Many will surely be pleased with the completely new native application for Mac, which WordPress has also released.
Both the Mac app and the new WordPress web interface are available to all users who have a website hosted directly on WordPress, users with a self-hosted blog, and WordPress VIP customers. In short, the news is meant to bring the best of WordPress to the largest possible circle of users, and the developers focused primarily on ensuring that the experience is of the same quality on all platforms, including the mobile one.
The official WordPress app offers an interface and features essentially identical to its web counterpart. But everything is wrapped in an OS X jacket, which enhances the user experience of using WordPress even more. There is, of course, full-screen mode, notifications integrated into the system, keyboard shortcuts and the like.
The creators of WordPress point out that there is already a version for Linux and Windows in preparation, so even those who do not use a Mac for their work can look forward to working with the native application. WordPress for Mac is an application based on the principle of open source code (open-source) and you can download it at this link.
