Paul Charlton jumps ahead to look at the future of the admin dashboard based on current experiments in the Gutenberg plugin. It looks like a good step forward.

The Beaver Builder team announced changes to their packages and pricing. Beginning in September, all of the their packages will include Themer and the Beaver Builder Theme. They are also offering a lower priced single site license and raising the prices of some of the packages.

The SolidWP team has released a free performance plugin called Solid Performance.

Work on the Twenty Twenty-File theme has started. This post shares plans which seem prioritize flexibility. There are examples shown for a blog and for a photo blog.

The html-tag-processor is a core WordPress class used by developers to find and modify attributes in an HTML document. This article discusses its benefits and performance. The article is more of an informational summary than a tutorial.

The WordPress Playground can now be used offline and as a Progress Web App.

On the developers blog Justin Tadlock shares what’s new for block theme and plugin developers, as well as new additions to the Gutenberg plugin. This is largely information for developers and designers and gives some insight into want’s coming for WordPress 6.7.

Are you a freelancer or at an agency and don’t yet have an accessibility program? Gen Herres shares a blueprint of the steps you can take to get started and build up your program.

Dynamic Shortcodes is a powerful option for displaying dynamic data. This tutorial shows creating a single template for a Custom Post Type created with Meta Box. A number of different custom field types are displayed. This is a lightweight solution to displaying dynamic data using the Site Editor