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22 Major Parts of the WordPress Universe w/ Matt Medeiros
This was a fun one. Matt Medieros (WP Minute, Matt Report, Gravity Forms, Podcast Setup, The Honorary WP Podfather) invited me on for a ranging conversation “explaining” the WordPress project. We tackle a few big concepts like GPL and open source, then dig into all the different facets of what makes WordPress WordPress. We try…
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WCUS Full Site Editing Practice Livestream 1
Follow along as I rebuild a site live in FSE in preparation for the WCUS Speed Build Challenge.
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Section Styles in WordPress 6.6
Let’s dig into Section Styles- the pros, the cons, and will theme developers be using them? (coming in WordPress 6.6).
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WordPress 6.6 is changing the game for Custom Fields
WordPress is bringing Custom Fields to blocks. The Block Bindings API is going to change the way we code for postmeta, and WordPress 6.6 is our first glimpse.
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Registering Block Settings in PHP?
Thoughts on adding custom fields to Gutenberg blocks- using PHP, no JavaScript or React. Should WordPress let us register custom fields on blocks?
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WordPress Playground Blueprints and 6.6 Beta
Let’s dig into WordPress Playground and see how you can use it to do anything with WordPress, including beta test the next major release.
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Bricks vs Block Themes: My Followup to Bridge Builders
Followup to the Bridge Builders livestream, going over the custom block theme and my (minimal) set up, and thoughts on the page builder YouTuber community’s obsession with “dynamic data”.
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When should WordPress Devs learn Version Control?
Brian and Mark dig into version control tools like Git for WordPress sites – When do you need it? What does it do? Why do developers seem to love it so much?
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WordPress Studio Review
WordPress.com released their new local development tool- and there’s been a lot of misconceptions lets clear those up, talk about some of the underlying technology, and compare it to the elephant in the room: LocalWP.
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Using Block Variations with the Block Bindings API
Let’s dig into the new Block Bindings API in WordPress 6.5 – with a focus on how to offer a “no-code” experience for your users with Block Variations.