This is a pretty in depth overview of what happens when a page is loaded. It is a good resource for developers.

Matt Cromwell has a lot of experience developing and supporting WordPress products. Here are some suggestions for looking at user feedback and for designing to enhance the user experience.

There is a new plugin that might be of interest to developers and power users called WP Debug Toolkit.  It is created by Elias Lista, who is a member of the Soflyy team.  I created a short video walk-through

The Ollie team has released a free course on WordPress block development.

For WordPress developers – This article provides an introduction to the Interactivity API which became available with WordPress 6.5. The Interactivity API allows you to update parts of your page without a page reload or creating the page in React or VueJS.

A very good compilation of WP_Query related tips with an eye to performance.

This tutorial for power users and developers shows how to extend core blocks and add customizations for additional attributes or style variations.

Creating or customizing block themes – this mini-tutorial shows how to enqueue custom styles for individual core blocks. The styles are only loaded when the block is used. The method is straightforward.

Iain Poulson wrote an article on automated testing for WordPress developers. I’ve used Selenium in the past and we would run test suites before releases as a sanity check.