Several top agencies collaborate to create a guide on Enterprise WordPress.

This is a pretty good list of image sizes for the various social media platforms.

For block developers – this is a nice resource with information about all of the core blocks.

In the security reference department – this article lists a large number of common vulnerability types and explains what they are and how they work.

Are you a Crocoblock user? They have more than 40 free helper, utility plugins that extend the features of their main plugins. This article contains a link to the download page and a brief discussion of some of them.

In the not WordPress, but useful department – Here are some nice browser dev tool tips. The author of the article maintains a site with these and the ones in the article are the most popular.

This is an interesting initiative, the idea is a “guild” for WordPress product owners to help with product positioning, pricing, and best practices. The interview provides information about the background and goals of the project.

Not WordPress, but might be useful – Today I learned that the Google team created a free remote desktop app, called Chrome Remote Desktop. I don’t think it is as robust or full-fledged as Microsoft RDP, but I was able to connect to my Windows 10 Home computer from my Mac to do some basic tasks.

The host computer (the one being connected to) has to download and install a program and then when you go to the URL (below) and click to share your computer an access code shows. On the other computer you enter the access code and you are connected to the host.

https://remotedesktop.google.com/support/

Here is a nice list of WordPress plugins from Jeff Starr that are useful when developing or debugging. I’m happy to see BugFu at the top of the list as I’ve found it easy and useful.