This is an interesting idea, maybe it should be part of WordPress org. You know how you can quickly launch an in-browser version of WordPress called Playground based on a blueprint config file. This is a blueprint creator, and the platform allows you to share your blueprints with others.

Bricks 2.1 was released out of beta. The final release includes the beta features, fixes, and WPML integration for components, Query Loop performance options, and a new form field type for galleries.

The ACF team released Advanced Custom Fields 6.6 which includes the new ACF Blocks version 3. The new version lays the groundwork for future updates, enhances the editing experience, adds a new color picker, and more.

An update to Divi 5 released today now includes the Inspector. It lets you inspect an element to get an overview of its most essential attributes, including all child elements. You can then quickly change colors, fonts, sizes, content, and presets across everything.

WordPress 6.8.3 is rolling out now. It is a security release and the core team is recommending that people update their sites now.

Toolset released an update for their maps features along with PHP and WordPress version compatibility updates.

The Divi team just finished adding Woo Cart and Checkout Modules to Divi 5. This was the last milestone for the beta. I looks like the plan now is to spend a few more weeks on bug fixes before moving out of beta.

Wow, Bricks 2.1 beta is out and it is a major update with lots of big features. New additions include: make your Bricks components available as Gutenberg blocks, the addition of Wireframes and Design Sets (largely ignored until now), global query manager, API queries to bring in external data via REST API or JSON, front-end forms to create and update posts, Fluid Typography generator, new OpenStreetMap element, option to require new users verify their email before their account is activated, and more.

Patchstack is now reporting 2 low severity vulnerabilities for WordPress 6.8.2. The first is a Cross-Site Scripting issue that requires the attacker to have an Author or higher privilege level to exploit. The second is a Sensitive Data Exposure issue that requires Contributor level access to exploit.