Here is a case study about the Rolling Stone magazine moving to WordPress. One thing I noted is that a big piece of the migration is leveraging enterprise level processes. Interesting that there was no mention of Gutenberg.

Cloudways Has a New Offering – a new managed WordPress hosting option called “Autonomous.” Some of the features include autoscaling based on traffic demands, Cloudflare Enterprise, backups, and unlimited PHP workers. It appears that you are paying for visits and bandwidth. Here is the product page:

Testing LiteSpeed, Apache, and NGINX. LiteSpeed seemed superior.

Updates to the revisions system coming in 6.5. It looks like this will include the Style Book and Templates.

Spectra Blocks has added a configurable Quick Action Bar that sits on the left side of the Gutenberg editor. It reminds me of the Cwicly Quick Inserter.

The number of items in the queue for plugin review is going down as WordPress businesses step-up and sponsor team members.

For those who are interested, the replays for the WordPress for Enterprise sessions are available.

Wordfence is adding features to their command line interface. Now in addition to malware scanning, they are starting to add automatic remediation.

For developers – Interested in HTMX? From the article: “HTMX is a JavaScript library that enables developers to perform AJAX requests, trigger CSS animations, and invoke WebSocket and server-side events directly from HTML elements.” This article mentions a couple of new projects to use HTMX with WordPress as well as gives information on how to quickly try it out.