Ploogins? A plugin functionality search engine. Paul Charlton shares the skinny.

Plugin Info Card is a nice plugin from Ronald Huereca. You can use it to show stats about plugins in the WordPress directory. Just added is the ability to also show info about custom third party plugins.

I’ve noticed a growing trend away from Facebook groups and towards online communities, whether hosted on Circle or now increasingly on WordPress. I take a look at this trend in the latest issue of the WP Perspectives newsletter.

Captions are important on videos but can be time consuming to edit if the captioning software has a lot of errors that have to be corrected. In this video Gen Herres provides a bunch of tips to help in making better videos that are easier to caption.

I use Polypane to check responsive display of pages, but Responsively is a free alternative that has a lot of good features. Paul Charlton does a nice walk-through demo.

Speaking of Beaver Builder, they just launched Beaver Builder Services where they now offer web design and web development services.

Davinder Singh Kainth has a good weekly WordPress newsletter. The latest issue is out if you are interested.

Kevin Powell, a CSS expert and effective teacher, has released a free course on HTML and CSS. These are two of the fundamental languages behind all websites, not to mention all page builders and Gutenberg.

Adam Lowe intelligently discusses alternatives to WordPress and shares a spreadsheet with this notes on them.