Roger Williams shared an interview with Adam Silverstein about his upcoming WCUS talk, Unlock Developer Superpowers with AI.

Kim Coleman highlighted a SiteSaga overview video of Paid Memberships Pro, thanking the creators and inviting collaborations with YouTube channels.

Adam Silver released Episode 600 of Kitchen Sink WP, featuring an interview with Adam Warner.

Sébastien Dumont promoted his API Security lifetime deal, offering affiliates and discounts for newsletter mentions.

Kurt von Ahnen shared a WP Minute episode he co-produced with Toby Cryns, discussing building an agency.

Troy Chaplin returned to the WordPress Developer Blog with Refactoring the Multi-Block Plugin.

Ahsan Parwez released the latest WPfounders newsletter, featuring stories like Ben Sibley’s journey.

Chris Reynolds recommended a WP Cloud podcast episode on empathetic WordPress hosting.

Topher published a HeroPress essay by Mainul Kabir Aion, Learn. Connect. Contribute. My WordPress Story.

Adrian Tobey shared his YouTube video about using AI to write and design good emails.

Seth Goldstein shared the latest Marketing Junto newsletter about YouTube’s role in the podcast industry.

Jos Velasco wrote about the best way to build a website for a client, focusing on the builder more than the tools.

Satyam Vishwakarma promoted a free community workshop on self-hosting n8n with Docker and Cloudflare Tunnel.

James Lau launched a new condo association site built without page builders.

Ronni K. Gothard Christiansen explained why teams are moving from Cookiebot to AesirX CMP, citing stronger privacy, WordPress integration, and predictable pricing.

Elijah Mills announced Pie Calendar Pro’s new release with a custom views API and new built-in views.

Chris Reynolds released a Community + Code episode featuring Queen Carolyn of Ladonia on balancing community and leadership.

Justin Sainton introduced Simpull, a product incubator offering license-free, ad-free, and capped-price WordPress products, with plans for expanded documentation and content.

Ajit Bohra announced the WordPress Tabs Block is now open source with documentation, GitHub repo, and a Playground demo.

Bob Dunn shared an article on how WordPress Playground is revolutionizing local development.

Ben Gabler posted an interview with Christian Taylor about what’s next for Rocket.net.