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WordPress 6.9 is a pivotal release that strengthens the foundation for where WordPress is heading next. The updates to the Abilities API, Interactivity API, Block Bindings, DataViews, and DataForm make the platform more connected and easier to customize. This release also puts developers in a...

Artificial intelligence excels at automating repetitive tasks and streamlining tedious workflows — and web development has plenty of those. That’s why using AI tools in your web projects can save you a ton of time and effort. Still, with so many options out there, which ones are actually worth...

WordPress has a user-friendly graphical interface that makes site management simple. But did you know there’s another way to run your website? Meet WP-CLI, the WordPress Command Line Interface. It does everything WP Admin can, plus more. You can use it to interact with your site through the...

Starting a new site in WordPress Studio just got faster: Blueprint support is now enabled in version 1.6.0. With Blueprints, you don’t have to start with an empty WordPress site; simply predefine your preferred setup once and reuse it. If your team relies on a standard scaffold, turn it into a...

The more time I spend on social media reading posts by AI influencers, the more I see web developers (like myself) worrying that they’ll be out of a job in less than a year. It reminds me of something I read a few years ago, the golden rule of software development: Whenever a developer asks...

Staging sites let you safely experiment, like testing new themes, trying plugins, updating content, or fine-tuning your design, all without making unwanted changes to your live site. But staging site management can sometimes be challenging. A cumbersome interface and limited sync options can...

WordPress powers over 40% of the web, and much of its flexibility comes from plugins. Plugins are self-contained bundles of PHP, JavaScript, and other assets that extend what WordPress can do—powering everything from simple tweaks to complex business features. If you’re a developer new to...

XenForo 2.3.7 Released XenForo 2.3.7 is now available for all licensed customers to download. We strongly recommend that all customers running previous versions of XenForo 2.3 upgrade to this release to benefit from increased stability. In addition to the usual fixes and improvements, XenForo...

Picture this: You’re working on a client’s website, fine-tuning a new theme you’ve been developing for weeks in WordPress Studio. The design is perfect in your local environment, and you’re ready to push it live using Studio’s sync feature. But there’s a catch. You only want to deploy the...

Keeping your WordPress site backed up is essential. Imagine how you’d feel if your website was gone one day and there was no way to get it back. While there are many ways to back up your WordPress site, choosing the right one can be difficult. Each option has its own features and user...

It’s important to back up your website before a crisis occurs. Backups come in many forms, from full site downloads to smaller incremental backups. Your backup needs will depend on what kind of site you own and how frequently your data changes. Below, we’ll dive into some popular plugin options...

Studio by WordPress.com is a free local development tool designed to help developers build plugins, themes, and full WordPress sites. The recent 1.5.1 release introduces more flexible environment customization, including support for setting your preferred code editor and terminal application...

Block Style Variations (block styles) enable developers to give content creators pre-made styling options for core blocks, ensuring brand consistency and streamlining content production. Using block styles can also eliminate the need to create custom blocks, reducing code maintenance. In this...

WordPress 6.8, codenamed “Cecil,” includes loads of goodies for developers to tinker with. As usual, I’m like an overwhelmed toddler in a toy shop, just trying to figure out which toy I want to take for a test spin first. The 6.8 update touched many areas of the WordPress Core code, including...

If you’re a WordPress developer, you’ve probably run into cPanel before. It’s so common on traditional hosting platforms that, for many developers, it’s the default control panel they expect to see. When you sign up for a managed hosting provider like WordPress.com and don’t find it, it might...