This is a pretty cool interactive graphic about top WordPress plugins. The WPTavern article tells about it and there is a link to go to the graphic near the top.
The Periodic Table of WordPress Plugins
Sarah Gooding @ wptavern.com • 1 year ago
Sarah Gooding @ wptavern.com • 1 year ago
This is a pretty cool interactive graphic about top WordPress plugins. The WPTavern article tells about it and there is a link to go to the graphic near the top.
aws.amazon.com • 1 year ago
The Amazon team has launched “CodeWhisperer” which is an AI code assistant similar to Github’s Copilot, except that it is free for personal use. It looks very interesting.
WPTuts @ youtube.com • 1 year ago
On YouTube – If you are using ACF then you might want to check out Paul C’s video Make ACF Better for Free!
Saad Khan @ cloudways.com • 1 year ago
Cloudways has been known for allowing users to pick their own cloud provider, sever size and customizations. Now they have announced a beta of their Autoscale service which is fully managed, auto-scaling, load balanced, and high availability.
humanmade.com • 1 year ago
The Human Made team announces a free online event where Human Made will show their current AI projects, other developers will show what they are working on, and there will be discussions the impact AI will have on the WordPress industry. Registration is now open.
Janessa Tran @ metabox.io • 1 year ago
The Meta Box team created a tutorial showing how to create a FAQ page using Meta Box and Bricks. There is a video version available.
Bricks has a beta version of 1.8 that includes the new menu builder. Here is a video walk-through by Thomas Ehrig of the Bricks Team showing the new menu builder and how it works. It is very flexible, emphasizes accessibility, and looks amazing. It is probably the most flexible menu builder available
This article by Roger Montti at the Search Engine Journal talks about how behind the scenes WordPress has been working to make sure that new releases avoid “performance regressions.” It is good to see attention to performance being made a part of the process.
Sarah Gooding at WPTavern reports that the Kirki plugin provided components for building out the WordPress Customizer. It appears to be a casualty of block-based themes.