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  • Web developers looking to get started with block development face a bewildering array of learning and reference resources. This post will guide you through the learning process and help you to get started with block development.

  • In WordPress 5.0, the WordPress SlotFill system was introduced as part of the Gutenberg project and is the extension paradigm that allows developers to extend the UIs introduced with the Gutenberg project such as the Post Editor and the Site Editor.

  • A WordPress user can choose the type of content displayed on the homepage. A new WordPress site’s default behavior is to display a view of the website’s most recent posts. However, it is also possible to set a static page as the homepage. Changing the default behavior to display a static page can be done…

  • One of the big-picture goals for 2022 was to create a developer-focused site.  Since then, contributors have been working toward making such a site a reality.  Today, I’m happy to announce its beta launch. What does it mean to have this type of developer-focused site? Is it news? Will it have tutorials? Code examples? It’s…

  • Throughout most of WordPress’ history, classic theme development was a template-first affair. Templates housed the structure of the eventual document that would appear on any given front-end page. However, the block paradigm allows for a rethinking of how developers approach theme creation. More and more, it is easy to see how patterns could almost entirely…