Roger Montti pulls some highlights from Cloudflare’s report on DDoS attacks.

Cloudflare Reports on DDoS Attacks
Roger Montti @ searchenginejournal.com • 1 week ago
Roger Montti @ searchenginejournal.com • 1 week ago
Roger Montti pulls some highlights from Cloudflare’s report on DDoS attacks.
Matt Cromwell @ mattcromwell.com • 1 week ago
Matt Cromwell has a lot of experience developing and supporting WordPress products. Here are some suggestions for looking at user feedback and for designing to enhance the user experience.
Thomas Ehrig @ bricksbuilder.com • 1 week ago
Bricks version 2.0 contains a slew of new features that improve the builder ui, styling capabilities, workflow enhancements, component updates, performance improvements, and new and updated elements.
Jb Audras @ wordpress.org • 1 week ago
WordPress 6.8.2 was released with 35 core bug fixes and 15 Gutenberg fixes.
Ned Andonov @ Toolset.com • 1 week ago
Toolset has a bug fix, compatibility, and performance release.
Jennifer Franklin @ beaverbuilder.com • 2 weeks ago
This is interesting. I don’t recall Beaver Builder ever targeting a competitor before. In the past they have always been the nice ones who avoid drama. In this post they target Bricks and mention some Bricks issues I don’t recognize. By the way, doing a comparison post is legit, it is just a surprise to see them go on the offensive in this way.
David Stone @ github.com • 2 weeks ago
WP Ultimo has been abandoned for a number of years. Now a member of the WP Ultimo user community, David Stone, has forked WP Ultimo and provided a number of bug fixes and significant improvements. He plans to release it on WordPress . org as Multisite Ultimate but you can grab it now from github.
Kevin Geary @ etchwp.com • 2 weeks ago
A few weeks ago I installed the latest build of Etch and tried it out. It seems to still be in the code first stage and I ended up searching through posts in the Circle group for answers to questions I had. Now the Etch team has started on a documentation site. Many of the topic s are still “More to come…” but they are starting to be filled out and should be useful for those who want to experiment with the developer builds.
Jeffrey Paul @ make.wordpress.org • 2 weeks ago
The WordPress core team announced plans for another major release in 2025. Version 6.9 was originally scheduled for next year but Matt has called for another release in 2025. It is uncertain what will be included, perhaps some projects and improvements that have already been underway? Matt mentioned in an interview that he would like to have the Admin redesign shipped this year.