For those who are using Gato GraphQL, they have released the WooCommerce integration.

Matt Cromwell has some advice for product developers to help navigate the changing WordPress landscape and the integration of AI.

For those you want to work with code, Meta Box has a tutorial on how to create a star rating feature using Meta Box Views.

Marko Krstic from DPlugins has been working on a plugin for creating Gutenberg blocks using PHP named Fancoolo WP. It looks interesting. There is some basic documentation, though I think a video walk-through would be nice to show off how it works.

There is some question as to whether llms.txt files are used or needed, but SEO plugins have been adding them. If this is something you are interested in then the Coding Bunny team has created a free generator that has a lot of features.

An update from the Builderius team to their Collections element that makes it very flexible.

Beaver Builder released version 2.10 which brings dynamic global templates, cloud integration, a new star rating module, accessibility improvements, and more.

Congratulations to Julian Song, who has been recognized for his contributions to the WordPress community.

My father, who is 101, is still writing articles that he shares with friends or in his local newspapers. Recently my sister introduced him to ChatGPT and set him up with an account. She told him to be careful because occasionally AI will make up facts. So, he told me he solved that by asking ChatGPT to verify its facts. He was very happy with his solution and didn’t see the problem with it until I pointed it out. AI assistants are easy to believe. It sounds like they know what they are talking about.

Eric Karkovack discusses this in the context of design and coding. Is AI too smug?