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Time to say goodbye to #WCEU2025 and head home. Really enjoyed the talks and the overall vibe of the conf! Special shoutout to Mathieu Lamiot for an excellent session on error monitoring, visual regression testing, and data-driven insights. Check out the video below!

https://t.co/6XvnHLRRTa

This is super cool. DeepWiki lets you chat with popular public repos for free, no login needed. Really neat way to dive deeper into how something works. You can even ask for tutorials on specific topics. See video and link below

trying out the new https://t.co/KRAND9Exn1 AI website builder. It looks promising for basic content editing/layout, and I'm sure it'll improve over time. Interactive (JS) layouts are still a challenge, since the focus is more on core blocks.

Playing around with @vikasprogrammer MCP for WP. Super cool to see how Claude builds the layout with core blocks.

Wrapping up work on my personal site and writing my first post in a long time - feels good! Looking forward to next year with tons of ideas for what to write about.

More about large autoloaded data and potential issues: https://t.co/UGGzwCMTyM

WordPress 6.6 introduces several changes to the Options API to optimize autoloading behavior. In my opinion, this is a step in the right direction 👇 https://t.co/0ulUW5eeZK

I'm going through all the changes in WordPress 6.5, and I really appreciate seeing the small things that make our lives easier, especially in the context of client work, such as the new filter new_admin_email_subject.

I'm all for security, but this doesn't seem right, especially if the vulnerability was patched months ago. I would expect the plugin team to check the latest version of the plugin before taking such a drastic step.

https://t.co/g7I9Tmi0sd

In WP 6.5, the HTML API will be able to scan every token in an HTML document. This API is especially important for any programmatic modification of the content in the block era, and it's getting better and better with each version. Read more in the following post 👇

https://t.co/3QnLnfkXpC

Experimental zoom out mode in WordPress Gutenberg looks really neat! I needed this feature more than once, so I'm looking forward to seeing it merged into the core. If you want to check the GitHub PR and see what @richard_tabor and the crew are doing, see below👇

Quick WordPress block development tip ⚡️ If you need to preload data from PHP into your custom block, you can still use the good old wp_localize_script() for it. For blocks, the script handle is {namespace}-{blockname}-editor-script.

What is really powerful about the block editor in WordPress is the option to use PHP to render the frontend of the (dynamic) block and still use React.js for the backend part. Especially handy when dealing with complex UI/UX of the block, such as a comparison table, for example.

We're looking for freelance #WordPress devs to come work on some exciting projects at @vatu! Ideally you need be very familiar with: ✅ Block Editor ✅ Custom ReactJS blocks ✅ Git We're also open to devs looking for full-time work! Please RT for visibility 🙏

WordPress Tip ⚡️ There are many different ways to perform search and replace in the WordPress database, but my favorite choice is the WP-CLI command search-replace. It's super useful when you deal with a multisite setup. Here are some examples of what you can do 👇

Block binding, a new feature in WordPress 6.5, looks promising as an initial version! It's really neat to see how recent projects are interconnected, such as Block binding and HTML API, or the use of HTML API to inject the Interactivity API data, etc. https://t.co/PdNHOuUlBi