I just watched this short video from Paul Charlton that looks at 4 free plugins. Unbloater looks interesting. I use Jeff Starr’s Prismatic plugin for displaying code snippets.

Here is a podcast interview between Josh Hall and Kevin Geary. Josh is a Divi user and more of a designer. He focuses on business and web design. Kevin is the product founder of Automatic.CSS, a layout and design framework for Oxygen and Bricks. The interview is more of a high level, not technical, discussion.

CSScrafter is a collection of CSS snippets that you can easily apply to Gutenberg blocks.

It has been a year since Builderius Pro was released and I took a first look. Now in this video I’m taking a second look by doing a walk-through creating a template for a Custom Post Type and displaying repeater data. We will see some of the new features. I also discuss what the team is doing to get the word out about Builderius.

Just like your WordPress site, if you are using a VPS then it is necessary to lock it down and keep it updated.

Mika Epstein, the former lead of the WordPress org plugins team, shares another story from the trenches. It is a good example of what not to do.

This is a nice tutorial that shows how to create Gutenberg block templates using PHP.

Here is a comparison from Crocoblock of JetEngine and Toolset. One thing I noticed is that the Toolset Views is only mentioned in relation to Gutenberg. Code-based Views is still considered a powerful and flexible way to work with dynamic data, but Toolset labels it as legacy and only shows it for download for “older sites created with shortcodes,” so yes, it is disappearing.

Congrats Alex de Borba on the alpha release of your block theme Seance.