This article has a good summary about the history, common problems and some fixes.

This is interesting, WordPress 7.1 will include a theme framework with CSS variables. It will be available for plugins to use for creating a consistent UI.

Two agency owners have been allowed to continue with their class action against Automattic. They host their sites with WP Engine and allege Automattic’s actions against WP Engine hurt their business.

I was surprised to learn how core determines if a theme is a block theme or not. In this article by Ryan Welcher talks about the different checks and the ramifications.

Jamie Marsland is sharing a project he has been working on that is patterned after Canva. It is a free form builder that saves to Gutenberg blocks and uses CSS Grid for the layout. Yes, it was coded with the help of AI. the video is very short. There is a demo link, no login required.

WordPress 7.1 will include browser-based media processing. The features supported are pretty extensive. This looks like it will be a nice feature that will have broad appeal.

Patchstack shares their observations about the wp2shell attacks. Attacks began 90 minutes after 7.0.2 was released. The way the vulnerabilities were exploited changed to by-pass early firewall rules that were rolled out.

One of the issues I often see raised is the problem of design when using AI to create sites. The Novamira team decided to do something about it. It will be interesting to see how this helps.