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🔗 WP Tavern: WordPress Developer Docs Shows Off a New Block-Based Redesign
WordPress.org relaunched its Developer Documentation with a much more intuitive homepage, cohesive navigation, and a modern design.
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🔗 WP Tavern: Gutenberg’s Project Leadership Sits Down with New Outreach Team to Discuss Problems with the Site Editor
What do you get when you put a handful of outspoken WordPress developers, agencies, product owners, and community advocates on a video call with both the Lead Architect and the Product Owner of the entire Gutenberg project? Hopefully progress.
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🔗 WP Tavern: The Block Bindings API Brings Dynamic Data to Blocks
WordPress 6.5 will introduce the Block Bindings API, laying the foundation for connecting blocks with data from custom fields and more.
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Aurooba on JS Essentials for WP Devs
Aurooba joins me to talk about her free course: JavaScript Essentials for WP Devs.
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Block Bindings API & ACF Preview
On this livestream, I dig into the new Block Bindings API coming in WordPress 6.5 and see how nicely it plays with Advanced Custom Fields.
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FSE Navigation Block Woes
Navigation block feedback for the FSE team
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How the block editor handles CSS (Block Styles Manager Ep 5)
Registering block styles, inline block styles, tree-shaking, the “Styles Engine” – how does the block editor actually load CSS and is this tool going to be good for performance? Plus a quick update on the Block Styles Manager user interface.
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Using Core Data and Sharing Context across WordPress Blocks
Extending WordPress blocks to talk to each other means using the WordPress Core Data packages, and hidden block features like “context”. With tools like useSelect and useDispatch, we’ll add a button to a core block that inserts new blocks into it’s parent block.