The Crocoblock team has released JetEngine 3.9. It introduces nested repeaters (repeater in repeater), repeater dynamic tags to make working with repeater fields easier, a new listing format, the ability to use file input as a query type, and admin pages.

With Divi 5 now officially in Public Launch, Crocoblock introduced an integration with JetEngine and JetSmartFilters. This should make it easier to create real estate listings, directories with filters, templates with dynamic content, and ecommerce catalogs.

Here is an article looking at Relations between post types from Helena Ivanova of the Crocoblock team. Crocoblock makes JetEngine, but many of the concepts apply to other custom fields plugins.

This tutorial shows how to create a directory website using Lovable and Bolt along with Crocoblock JetEngine and JetFormBuilder. It includes some architectural tips to make working with the AI easier.

Tobi Salami explores the difference between Bricks components and components made with JetEngine. It is not as easy to edit JetEngine components on the fly, but once you have your component created they are more flexible.

JetEngine has a number of advanced features. Mark Crowell put together a good video showing how to use the JetEngine Dynamic Repeater with Elementor Pro.

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.