Articles on various tools for WordPress Developers, like WP-CLI, create-block, create-block-theme…
Use Playground and the Create Block Theme plugin to move your Site Editor changes from database to filesystem, enabling proper GitHub workflows for block theme development.
This tutorial shows WordPress plugin developers how to add automated unit testing from setup to GitHub integration. Learn to catch bugs before users do, prevent regressions in stable code, and build confidence across different WordPress versions and configurations.
21.6, 21.7, and 21.8 Gutenberg releases introduce features that expand WordPress capabilities for developers. The Command Palette now extends across the admin, the experimental Terms Query block simplifies taxonomy layouts, and Block Visibility controls enable conditional display. Notes (formerly Block Comments) mature for team collaboration, while content-only editing protects design integrity in client handoffs. WordPress…
Add namespacing, autoloading, and linting to your multi-block plugin for clean, scalable WordPress development.
With just a few days away from 6.8 release, it’s good to pause with current projects and make sure you catch up on What’s new for developers, April edition.
From major court-side moments to major WordPress milestones, March is a time for big plays and fresh starts. With WordPress 6.8 on the horizon, there’s plenty to explore, test, and get ready for—so let’s dive in!
February is moving along quickly and WordPress 6.8 is right around the corner. Catch up on all the news and activities around the community from the last few weeks.
For website owners and administrators, ensuring site security is crucial, and WP-CLI offers a powerful solution. This command-line interface for WordPress, accessible even to beginners on many hosting platforms, might seem daunting at first. However, this article simplifies the essential WP-CLI commands for securing your site, such as updating WordPress, monitoring file changes, managing users,…