Bricks 2.2 added tools for creating and managing a CSS framework. In this video Paul Charlton shows how to create your own CSS framework in Bricks. If you are interested in using these new features then you can catch in the video how to do it.

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

This is a huge update that includes new features in several categories:

• A new style manager with a color manager, typography and spacing scales, and CSS framework importer.
• Updates to components with component slots, component style variants, nested component property binding, and components as blocks.
• A new Array query type, and more.

Bricks 2.1.3 is a minor bug fix and compatibility release. A number of small enhancements and a lot of fixes.

Bricks 2.1 was released out of beta. The final release includes the beta features, fixes, and WPML integration for components, Query Loop performance options, and a new form field type for galleries.

Wow, Bricks 2.1 beta is out and it is a major update with lots of big features. New additions include: make your Bricks components available as Gutenberg blocks, the addition of Wireframes and Design Sets (largely ignored until now), global query manager, API queries to bring in external data via REST API or JSON, front-end forms to create and update posts, Fluid Typography generator, new OpenStreetMap element, option to require new users verify their email before their account is activated, and more.

Paul Charlton created this video to help people get going with Bricks components. Are they ready to use now or is it still too soon?

Here is a nice tutorial on using Meta Box with Bricks and how to filter by relationship fields.

If you are new to using dynamic data with Bricks then this article from the ACF team might be useful to show you the options and process. It is a pretty comprehensive overview. If you are already familiar then it might not be of as much value.