For plugin developers – Here is a tutorial on how to add your plugin to the Site Health report.

For Block Theme developers – Brian Coords looks at the possibilities for tracking block theme changes.

This is a short tutorial on how to setup a GitHub repository.

As shared here earlier, Thomas J. Raef recently released an analysis of hacked WordPress sites and found a significant number are hacked because session cookies were stolen due to the user’s computer having malware. One outcome from that research is the importance of logging out of sites and not just closing the browser.

In this article Calvin Alkan provides a deep dive into how WordPress sessions work. He found that WP session management provides good protection against Cross-Site Scripting attacks and session Fixation, but does not protect against session hijacking from local devices. Calvin’s suggestion is to decrease the lifetime of WordPress sessions to help prevent session hijacking.

Gutenberg block developers say “static block” or “dynamic block.” This short article in the developer handbook explains the difference.

Advanced topic about blocks – Ronald Huereca has created a tutorial on inner blocks which will be of interest to those creating blocks.

For developers and power users – this article by Tom McFarlin discusses how anonymous functions work in WordPress.

Joost de Valk suggests that there is good value for WordPress developers to connect with open source start-ups.

For plugin developers, should your plugin redirect to a setup page? Here is a short video discussing plugin on-boarding on activation.