For plugin authors – here is an in-depth and practical guide from Matt Cromwell on how to optimize your plugin’s readme file.

WordPress 6.5 will include a new hook for registering block variants using PHP. Here is an overview and tutorial from Justin Tadlock.

Here is a process overview article on the Delicious Brains blog about creating custom block using React and using ACF. It does not go into depth but links to resources for various steps.

Cedric, the author of BricksProps, does a deep dive into BEM and how to use it.

Yesterday Crocoblock released JetEngine v3.4.0. The release includes a number of additions that enhance existing features as well as some fixes. There were a few Bricks specific items.

For Developers – This article was published for Laravel, but the need to secure your Webhooks and the method to do so also applies to WordPress.

Here is a tutorial showing how to install WP-CLI and perform a number of common WordPress tasks using it.

Here is another good developer feature coming to WordPress 6.5, it is the merge of the Plugin Dependencies project. This provides a standard method for plugins to declare plugin prerequisites and is useful on plugin activation and deactivation.

jQuery is getting a big update, as beta 4.0 is now in beta. This Tavern article is pretty far ranging and considers a lot of angles, and the point is … what? That WordPress doesn’t need it anymore but it will be included for legacy purposes?