The ACF team is again holding an annual survey to learn about how people are using ACF and to get feedback. This is a good opportunity to share your thoughts with the ACF team.

Breakdance 2.5 has entered beta. One of the new features is the ability to edit components from inside the editor, so that you don’t have to go out to a special page to edit them. There are lots of other features mentioned in the changelog.

Apparently CERN hosts a lot of websites, more than 600. In a win for WordPress, they have moved from Drupal to WordPress.

SureCart launched their agency partner program as explained by Adam Preiser during this recent live stream. If you are creating ecommerce websites for your clients and are interested in SureCart, then it would be good to check out the bonus recurring revenue options available for SureCart partners.

The Divi 5 development and release cycle can be confusing. For example, what is a usable “public alpha”? It is explained in this blog post.

Divi has just released its new color management system using HSL. It looks pretty slick.

If you are still running sites with WordPress 4.1 through 4.6 then take note that security back-ports will no longer be available. Usage of these versions is very low.

The Release Candidate for Bricks 2.0 is ready for manual download. There were some new features added since the beta. Some of the new features include a command palette for fast search and navigation, a quick access bar for elements that shows which style features have been modified, support for having multiple theme styles active, and support for creating and managing style sheets inside the builder. The full change log lists other features and fixes.