ByDan Knauss
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Brian Gardner recaps a recent meeting of the newly formed “Genesis Shapers” concerning Genesis‘ strategic direction and roadmap. There are some good questions and insights about who uses Genesis, how their work is understood and named, and whether Genesis is or is not a “front-end framework.”
Who is not using Local? Is it an Open Web tool? Let’s review some “Local history” and consider where WP Engine’s popular developer tools could be headed.
Genesis 2.5 is now available. It includes filters and helper functions, an expanded layout engine, full support for the WordPress title tag feature, and accessibility improvements.
It’s the 500th issue of Post Status Notes and the Post Status newsletter coinciding with WordPress’s 6.0 release and its 19th anniversary! 🎂
Rebecca Gill announced the Web Savvy Marketing Genesis theme business has been sold to 9Seeds.
It’s been roughly one year since WP Engine acquired StudioPress, but according to Carrie Dils, “some people [feel] unsure about how to work with Genesis or best take advantage of new features.” Carrie shows off some the changes and how you can start using them as you customize or develop child themes.
I want to take a moment to link up a few interviews you might be interested in this week. AMA with Tom McFarlin In the second WP Chat Ask Me Anything, Tom McFarlin takes the stage. Tom is a great guy to learn from, and I enjoyed many of his answers. In particular I enjoyed…
