This is a nice discussion between Nathan Wrigley and Robby McCullough. Robby is a Beaver Builder co-founder and they talk about Beaver Builder and the introduction of AI into WordPress workflows.

The Generate team conducted a user survey and got a lot of feedback. If you are a user then you’ll find the results and discussion interesting.

That is probably a good move. Droip didn’t seem like a good brand name. Interesting because Kirki is the name of a Customizer framework, which Themeum (the maker of Droip) took over.

Menus in the Site Editor have been an ongoing issue. They did adapt a menu builder from the Ollie theme, but it is still clunky. Now the Crocoblock team has released JetMenu v.3 with support for the Site Editor.

This is actually a good explanation of ACF Blocks and when to use them verses native blocks built with React.

I’ve seen ads and gotten emails about TableKit Pro from WPMet. I gave it a try and wrote a mini review which should be helpful for anyone wondering about it. The skinny is that it works well, has lots of pre-designed tables for getting started quickly, but is new and is more limited than other offerings. The introductory pricing is good, but we don’t know about the roadmap.

Years ago the shared wisdom was that GoDaddy was OK for domain registration, but don’t use their hosting. Now it seems that the organization has gotten too large and disorganized. This is not the first time I’ve heard of this type of issue with GoDaddy.

Lots of teams have talent. Here is what happens when you combine talent with stretch goals, attention to process, teamwork, and leadership. This is what a premier software development company looks like.

In the beginning of today’s Etch livestream we saw a glimpse of a future feature, publishing directly to a static site, no WordPress hosting needed. Site building unleashed. Congrats to the Etch team. They continue to build quickly and innovate.