Its happening – JetEngine 3.6 beta has a good AI integration giving you a quick start for creating your site structure. Paul Charlton has a quick demo of how it works.

Here is an informative and well presented presentation by Andrey Shevchenko, CTO of Crocoblock, on planning your project data structures. It covers a lot of the areas where people often question when you should use a custom table or meta fields, as well as when you should use taxonomies or meta fields.

JetEngine 3.5 introduced components and the feature is supported for any builder that JetEngine supports. This article provides a good overview of components and how one might use them. It is not really a tutorial on creating them.

Crocoblock JetEngine 3.5 introduced components. Paul Charlton takes a look at this new feature and how to use it.

Here is a Crocoblock tutorial on how to create a job listing section for a website using JetEngine and JetFormBuilder.

Here is a good video from Paul Charlton on getting started with JetEngine.

Yesterday Crocoblock released JetEngine v3.4.0. The release includes a number of additions that enhance existing features as well as some fixes. There were a few Bricks specific items.

Here is a comparison from Crocoblock of JetEngine and Toolset. One thing I noticed is that the Toolset Views is only mentioned in relation to Gutenberg. Code-based Views is still considered a powerful and flexible way to work with dynamic data, but Toolset labels it as legacy and only shows it for download for “older sites created with shortcodes,” so yes, it is disappearing.

JetEngine 3.2 beta is adding the ability to use ChatGPT to help in creating SQL queries.
To me it seems like an interesting idea but at this point somewhat experimental.