Welcome to the new year in this post that covers all of the developer highlights from the end of 2024.
21.6, 21.7, and 21.8 Gutenberg releases introduce features that expand WordPress capabilities for developers. The Command Palette now extends across the admin, the experimental Terms Query block simplifies taxonomy layouts, and Block Visibility controls enable conditional display. Notes (formerly Block Comments) mature for team collaboration, while content-only editing protects design integrity in client handoffs. WordPress…
July is the month the WordPress 7.1 cycle gets real. Beta 1 lands on July 15, betas follow weekly through the end of the month, and the final release is scheduled for August 19, 2026, timed with WordCamp US. If June was about wrapping up WordPress 7.0, July is about deciding what you need to…
What does the future of WordPress hold? A new admin, future API discussions, and the usual updates in this monthly roundup.
Learn how to set up Playwright for WordPress E2E testing and write tests using real-world examples so you have a solid foundation to adapt for your own project.
With WordPress 6.7 just around the corner, stay up-to-date on the latest developer news from the past month, including major updates to WordPress Playground.
WordPress 6.6 has now been released to the world, and it’s time to start setting our sights forward to 6.7 with the latest monthly roundup of developer news.
The latest monthly updates that extenders should know about, including WordPress 6.6 and 6.7 news.
The latest installment of a monthly roundup that showcases features that are specific to theme and plugin developers with a special focus on the WordPress 6.5 development cycle.
Keep updated with this list of development-related changes from the past month. Most of them are included in WordPress trunk, Gutenberg 19.0 or 19.1.
