Unblock is a new builder for advanced users that leverages Gutenberg and the Site Editor. This video looks at the features, the pros, and the cons.

First Look at Unblock: An Advanced Gutenberg-Based Builder
David McCan @ youtube.com • 4 months ago

David McCan @ youtube.com • 4 months ago
Unblock is a new builder for advanced users that leverages Gutenberg and the Site Editor. This video looks at the features, the pros, and the cons.

Kathy Zant @ generatepress.com • 4 months ago
The targeted use cases are for contact form and mailing list sign-up. You will be able to use the styling and dynamic data features of GenerateBlocks. This is currently in the 2.6 beta.

Maarten Belmans @ studiowombat.com • 4 months ago
This article estimates the average cost for a WooCommerce store. I always imagined that Woo subscriptions were more expensive.

Joost de Valk @ specification.website • 4 months ago
This is a platform neutral list from Joost of 128 standard features that all websites should provide. Some pretty interesting stuff.

Mandate Team @ wpmandate.com • 4 months ago
When you create an Application Password the app that uses that password gets all of the capabilities of the user, even if that app only needs some limited access. Perhaps the correct approach is to create a user for each Application Password / app combination who only has the capabilities needed, instead of using your own account? That is not something I thought of before, but it makes sense. In any event, this new plugin, Mandate, adds a policy / capabilities layer onto Application Password uses. It also provides expiration dates.

Kevin Powell @ youtube.com • 4 months ago
This is a nice demo by Kevin Powell showing a scroll animation effect using CSS.

Varun Dubey @ attowp.com • 4 months ago
If you are hosting sites then this technical article on PHP turning will be of interest.

Roger Montii @ searchenginejournal.com • 4 months ago
Roger Montti looks at the WordPress usage stats from several sources and notices slight decline for a number of quarters, that seems to have picked up speed this year.

Matt Mullenweg @ wordpress.org • 4 months ago
WordPress just turned 23 and Matt Mullenweg posted on the WordPress org website a post about how WP Engine is ruining his life.