In case you missed it, David Denedo created a nice video previewing the next development release of Builderius. There are lots of improvements to the Collections element. This is due for testing soon and I think there are just a few more things on the do to list, like undo, before this development cycle completes.

Big congratulations to the Etch team on the release of version 1.0. Etch was created in the open with frequent releases at a rapid pace. Version 1.0 represents stability and confidence by the team that Etch is ready for site builders. It takes a power user / developer first approach that many have found refreshing. You can now download version 1 from your Etch account dashboard.

Rob Ruiz and Ryan Welcher take a look at the WP Rig starter theme for WordPress.

Here is an interesting article from Dries, leader of the Drupal project, about the challenges or AI for project maintainers and the approach that Drupal is taking. It was interesting to note that in the case of finding security issues, that when used by experienced developers AI increased productivity, but when used by inexperienced devs it put a large burden on maintainers to investigate phantom security issues.

Nick Diego experimented with his own blog and migrated his site to use Markdown. There is a link to an overview of the project with details near the top of the page.

The latest Divi update include 4 new features: a Page Manger within the builder, allowing you to add, duplicate, delete, and edit pages; a Preview Mode from within the builder, which allows you to toggle the UI elements; there’s a new “drill down” option at the end of breadcrumbs to make it easier to click on a particular element; and new options are available in the Top Bar, such as recently opened pages.

This is a nice interview with Md Shahjahan of the WPManageNinja team. He talks about how he got started in WordPress, about their products, team, and approach.

A look at the expanding features of CSS.

Here is an article looking at Relations between post types from Helena Ivanova of the Crocoblock team. Crocoblock makes JetEngine, but many of the concepts apply to other custom fields plugins.