The Core Framework got a significant update to version 1.4. New features include an on-boarding wizard and new contextual spacing and typography variables.

Core Framework 1.4 Release
Core Framework Team @ coreframework.com • 11 months ago
Core Framework Team @ coreframework.com • 11 months ago
The Core Framework got a significant update to version 1.4. New features include an on-boarding wizard and new contextual spacing and typography variables.
Eric Karkovack @ specyboy.com • 11 months ago
Here are 8 CSS and JavaScript Snippets for Adding Reveal Effects.
Slaying the Dragon @ youtube.com • 11 months ago
A good tutorial on CSS Subgrid and how to use it.
Francis Agulto @ wpengine.com • 11 months ago
There is a new version of WP-GraphQL with a greatly enhanced IDE. This article discusses the new version.
David McCan @ youtube.com • 11 months ago
See the Breakdance dynamic data features in action. In this video David McCan uses the new Breakdance version 2.0, together with Meta Box, to show how to create templates for a Custom Post Type. I also show how to display the Meta Box group repeater field.
Brian O’Connell @ youtube.com • 11 months ago
In this video Brendan O’Connell uses Pinegrow and ACSS to create some custom blocks. It is an easy to understand video that highlights the flexibility of these two tools.
Roger Montti @ searchenginejournal.com • 11 months ago
Roger Montti interviewed Adam Zieliński, the WordPress Playground Architect at Automattic. This was my question, which got answered:
“Site builders often have one or more “starter sites”, which seem to squarely line up with blueprints, though they usually include premium themes and plugins. Drupal has “Distributions,” which are basically pre-configured starter sites often with a niche focus.
Imagine a pre-configured install of core, a theme, a membership plugin, and payment setup (waiting for gateway API keys). If you want a membership site then just install this and start adding content. Or a pre-configured help desk system and so on.
So, I’m wondering if the vision is that Blueprints will provide something similar?”
Matt Mullenweg @ developer.wordpress.com • 11 months ago
Studio, the local development environment from Automattic, is now available for Windows. It uses the Playground technology.
aaron robertshaw @ github.com • 11 months ago
There is a push in the upcoming WordPress 6.6 release to make Gutenberg styles easier to override, even reducing the specificity down to zero. If I’m reading this correctly, it appears there may be some backwards compatibility issues.