In this article Kevin Leary argues against using a framework like Sage for modern theme development and instead advocates for a simpler approach.

This tutorial on creating a plugin with Cursor goes into a little more depth than some of the others I’ve seen.

The Oxygen team released a full rewrite of the popular Oxygen page builder. Is shares a lot of code with Breakdance but has a UI for web professionals interested in a class first workflow. The upgrade is not backwards compatible with previous versions, though the “classic” version will continue to be supported. It is free for current Oxygen license holds as well as for Breakdance users with an active license.

For developers, this article looks at the OWASP told ten vulnerabilities list, so hopefully you can recognize and avoid them in your code.

Greenshift 10.8 features an API Connector that connects the Repeater builder with APIs, Interactions, Dynamic calls, Dynamic Placeholders, and Dynamic Fields.

There are a few improvements to Gutenberg that will be included in WordPess 6.8 in April.

Greenshift has been working on a modern version of their blocks called Greenlight that is lightweight and provides an advanced workflow. In this video I do a walk-through showing how to use the Greenlight blocks and I look at the new features and workflow.

Here is a tutorial for power users and developers on using WP_Query. WP_Query is a core WordPress helper class for interacting with the database.

GenerateBlocks 2.0.0 was released today with a number of notable dynamic features. These include Dynamic Tags that allow you to dynamically display site content anywhere inside an block HTML, the Query block in GenerateBlocks 2.0 Pro can now query and loop anything, and there is improved support for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines