Paul Charlton takes a first look at WebStudio. This is an option that caught the attention of a lot of us. It has support for GraphQL and RestAPI and decent support for several back-end options for headless. This video is just a quick overview.

The WordPress WP-CLI, the command line interface, is a power tool used by many pros. Here is a guide on how on various ways to install it that covers different operating systems.

An overview of a new tool, WPCodeBox IDE. It is currently in beta and only available for WPCodeBox owners. The plugin installs a feature rich file manager and IDE into your site.

Of interest to developers and those working with code, JetBrains has now released 4 of their tools for free (not open source) for non-commercial use. This includes: WebStorm IDE for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript related development. Rider IDE for .NET and game development. Aqua IDE for test automation. RustRover and IDE for Rust developers.

This podcast interview with Miriam Schwab and Oliver Sild might be of interest to developers interested in the free Patchstack managed Vulnerability Disclosure Program. They discuss how the program works and how it is of benefit to theme and plugin developers.

For developers, ACF Free and Pro can now be installed using Composer.

Up to now it has been difficult for plugins to register custom block templates. WordPress 6.7 adds a new Template Registration API for plugins.

This is a good article about CSS for block themes. It talks about how using style.css shifts to theme.json and block styles.

There is a major update to the HTML Processor API coming in WordPress 6.7.