This YouTube short by Kevin Powell shows how to use the HTML datalist element to improve your forms.

This article by Jeremy Holcombe provides a very thorough look at using the theme.json file for creating your own block theme and for customizing blocks. It is a good resource for power users and theme authors.

For power users – Here is an overview and guide for using WP-CLI, the WordPress command line interface. There are a good number of commands built in and a number of plugins add their own WP-CLI commands also.

This is a free course on how to builder a WooCommerce store website using the free Kadence theme.

The plugin review team has released a plugin that runs a number of checks on plugins to help identify the types of issues found during the plugin review process. This helps plugin authors find and fix issues prior to submitting them for review.

A topic from the past for plugin developers – Many plugins leave their database entries behind when they are deleted from the website. WordPress has an uninstall hook and will run an uninstall.php if it exists. These provide a cleanup option.

The NY Post is a very large WordPress multi-site instance that publishes about 300 articles a day, has many authors in the admin writing at the same time, and has a large number of simultaneous visitors. This WCUS presentation gives an overview of the techniques used to scale the site. It is something of a list of things that can go wrong and types of fixes.

The Meta Box team put together a comparison between Meta Box Views and Dynamic Shortcodes. There are more similarities than I realized.

Here is a tutorial on using the WP-CLi. It has a focus on some of the security related tasks available.