Roger Montti provides a brief overview of the new AI feature areas in WordPress 7.0.
Summary of New AI Integration
Roger Montti @ searchenginejournal.com • 7 days ago
Interesting Learning Path Approach to Documentation
Igor Sunz @ greenlightbuilder.project • 3 weeks ago
Igor Sunz just released a “learning path” approach for mastering GreenLight blocks. It starts with basic web development and then WordPress resources.
Matt Mullenweg State of the Project Rant
Rae Morey @ therepository.email • 1 month ago
Matt Mullenweg reflects and is unhappy with how things are being run in the project.
Latest Issue of the WP Weekly Newsletter
Davinder Singh Kainth @ thewpweekly.com • 2 months ago
Davinder Singh Kainth has released the latest issue of his newsletter. Lots of new releases and info shared.
New Command Palette Shortcut Added
Ahmed Kabir Chaion @ wordpress.org • 3 months ago
WordPress 7.0 Beta 5 has a new feature – a new Command Palette shortcut in the Omnibar. Also, as far as I recall, this the the first time the term “Omnibar” has been used.
Expanded Features of the AI Plugin
Roger Monti @ searchenginejournal.com • 3 months ago
Lots of AI news. The WordPress team released an update to the AI Experiments plugin, adding built-in image generation and AI-assisted review tools directly inside the block editor and admin interface.
Joost Steps Away from FAIR
Joost de Valk @ joost.blog • 3 months ago
Joost and Karim are stepping away from the FAIR project following the inability to get hosting companies to contribute to the project.
Bertha AI Leaves Plugin Directory
Jyolsna JE @ wp-content.co • 3 months ago
Bertha.ai was one of the first WordPress AI assistants that was at one point very popular. Now it has exited from the WordPress plugin directory.
Further Claims Emerge in the Court Case
Roger Montii @ searchenginejournal.com • 3 months ago
WP Engine has updated their claims against Matt Mullenweg and Automattic based on documents received during the discovery phase of the trial. In these documents WP Engine found that Matt and Automattic had a list of 10 hosting companies they planned to go after for trademark licensing fees and that Matt tried to make Stripe drop WP Engine as a customer. There is more information in the article by Roger Montti.