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WordPress 5.9 “Joséphine” Introduces Full Site Editing and Themes Created Entirely with Blocks
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WordPress 5.9 “Joséphine” Introduces Full Site Editing and Themes Created Entirely with Blocks

ByDavid Bisset
“Ever since the block editor was introduced our eyes were placed on a future where a theme could be created entirely with blocks. That future is here now…” — Matías Ventura, Lead Architect of WordPress’ Gutenberg project.
This Week at WordPress.org (January 3, 2022)
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This Week at WordPress.org (January 3, 2022)

ByCourtney Robertson
Each week we are highlighting the news from WordPress.org that you don’t want to miss. If you or your company create products or services that use WordPress, we’ve got the news you need to know. Be sure to share this resource with your product and project managers. News WordPress 5.9 RC 1. Help Test WordPress…
Matt Mullenweg’s State of The Word, 2018
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Matt Mullenweg’s State of The Word, 2018

ByDavid Bisset
Matt Mullenweg took the stage once again for his annual “State of the Word” talk at WordCamp US in a packed room of over 1,500 attendees.

Eric Elliott, author of “Programming JavaScript…

ByDan Knauss
Eric Elliott, author of “Programming JavaScript Applications” (O’Reilly), has composed a “list post” of JavaScript fundamentals, tools, and frameworks (both current and what to watch). There’s no way you can reasonably learn everything listed, but it’s likely a good birds-eye view of things. Eric has an interesting observation on React and Angular: Angular and React…

Intro to Underscore.js templates

ByBrian Krogsgard
Justin Tadlock has an excellent tutorial for Underscore.js templating beginners. I’m guessing that’s a lot of us. The Underscore.js library has been in WordPress for many versions now. However, it’s next to impossible to find good tutorials that walk you through the process of utilizing it, step-by-step. I got my first taste of it when…

As usual, we start off with…

ByBrian Krogsgard
As usual, we start off with a few Gutenberg updates. Gutenberg 2.5 was officially released on March 29th, with a heavy focus on new and improved tools to extend and interact with the editor. On the user side, there are updates to shared blocks, font size UI, accessibility, mobile, stability, and many bug fixes. Zac Gordon explains…