The second part of Dave Foy’s look at Bricks addons is out. If you are wondering about the top Bricks addons then this video gives you an overview of the top features of each.

In a new development, Patchstack is now providing general reviews of plugins. Here is their listicle comparing WordPress form plugins. Two of the categories are interesting in that they aren’t always included in comparison reviews: code quality and security. However, it is not clear to me if the criteria were evenly applied across plugins?

People often ask about CSS frameworks. In this video Dave Foy gives a short and to the point comparison of ACSS and the Core Framework. He also discusses his favorite 3rd party Bricks template options.

The Crocoblock team has been expanding JetFormBuilder from its launch in 2020 into a full forms solution with lots of features and a number of addons. They have an overview article of its development history and discussion of its features.

Cwicly has been out for more than two years, but I find that I am still in evaluation mode. My sense is that I’m not the only one. Cwicly has so many great features, so why aren’t more people using it? I take a look at one set of possible reasons in this article.

Here is a nice article looking at some custom field plugins. Congrats to Mauro Cassani for the inclusion of ACPT.

This video is an overview and walk-through of xCloud, a new control panel for managing virtual private servers (VPS) and WordPress websites. Users interested in advanced WordPress hosting options may find the video useful. There are a few days left on their launch LTD pricing.

Kevin Geary attempts to use Gutenberg to create a layout from the Frames framework.

The 19th issue of the WP Perspectives Newsletter has been published. There are currently nine Gutenberg block collections that work in the Site Editor. In this issue I rank and group them in relation to their support for dynamic data and also list some comparison points.