The Builderius team seems to be picking up speed. They just released another development release. This one brings support for CSS Grid and updated CSS framework support, including OKLCH.

The last two items on the roadmap are the JavaScript Editor and History / Undue support. After that there may be some bug fixes and tweaks, but we are nearing the point where we have a full featured “unleashed” version.

Bertha.ai was one of the first WordPress AI assistants that was at one point very popular. Now it has exited from the WordPress plugin directory.

Here is the interesting story behind the new Builderius website.

The Divi team is going full speed. They just added a command center, i.e. a command palette.

Do you want to make your content easier for AI to consume? Joost de Valk created a Markdown plugin that provides a markdown link in the post header. If I recall correctly, something similar may be under consideration for core.

Jamie Marsland contemplates the world his children are inheriting.

GraphQL is an open source query language that lets you request exactly the data needed. GatoGraphQL is an implementation for WordPress that has added support for JetEngine, making it easier to query custom fields and JetEngine’s Custom Content Types (CCTs).

WP Engine has updated their claims against Matt Mullenweg and Automattic based on documents received during the discovery phase of the trial. In these documents WP Engine found that Matt and Automattic had a list of 10 hosting companies they planned to go after for trademark licensing fees and that Matt tried to make Stripe drop WP Engine as a customer. There is more information in the article by Roger Montti.

Paul Charlton provides a good explainer video on how the new Bricks color management system works.