I won’t lie, these past months, merging two companies haven’t always been easy. But I’m still so incredibly proud to work for a company that is putting in the work, showing up for the community, and improving the web at large. fueled.com/blog/wordpre...

WordPress 6.9 Release: Fueled Leads on Collaboration Features and AI Experiments · Fueled

WordPress 6.9 is here, and with it come features that set the stage for the future of content collaboration and AI-assisted workflows inside the world’s most popular CMS.  We’re proud to share that 15...

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🗞️ Big news: 10up has officially unified under the Fueled name, with a bold new brand, mission, and vision for the future. 10up is now the brand of Fueled’s enterprise WordPress practice. 10up.com/blog/2025/ne...

Had a lovely time with @bph.social and @nathanwrigley.com chatting about WordPress 6.8 and other related topics :)

10up@10up.com · last yr.

Director of Editorial Engineering @fabian-kaegy.com joined the WPBuilds podcast to dig into what’s new in WordPress 6.8—from block editor upgrades to the shift toward annual major releases—and how it’s shaping the future of core. 🎧 Listen here: wpbuilds.com/2025/05/08/4...

The FOMO this week is real with all my friends posting about their journey to PressConf this week. You all have a wonderful week and I'm looking forward to hear all about it when you all are back :)

Always love to see how manny of my colleagues help shape the future of WordPress 🥰

10up@10up.com · last yr.

#WordPress 6.8 is here, with refinements to blocks, performance, & accessibility. We led the way with 24 contributors, including @jeffpaul.com as Release Coordinator, @joemcgill.bsky.social as Tech Lead, and 3 others acknowledged as Noteworthy Contributors. 10up.com/blog/2025/te...

The topic didn't let me rest. I don't know if I love it or hate it 👀 Spent this morning applying a light coat of admin redesign CSS to the standard WP Admin to make it look and feel much more like the site editor. What do you think?

Today is my five year anniversary working at @10up.bsky.social 🎉🤯 I cannot believe it's already been five years. Still feels like I've only really just begun, and am still loving every second of it. Here's to many more years with great colleagues working on interesting problems :) 🚀

Thank you! We just released version 20.0 of the Gutenberg plugin which marks the 200th release and about eight years of work. Thank you to every single person that has helped along the way ❤️ make.wordpress.org/core/2025/01...

What’s new in Gutenberg 20.0? (10 January)

This is Gutenberg 20.0, which means it’s the 200th release of the Gutenberg plugin. It’s been almost exactly eight years since the initial commit to the Gutenberg repository and about fo…

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@jamiemarsland.bsky.social @briancoords.com You know I really enjoy the speed build challenges. But this kind of challenge is what I would love to see more of. Actually getting some time to strategize. And build something that comes closer to real world work

Jason Lengstorf@jason.energy · 2y ago

🔥 NEW WEB DEV CHALLENGE 🚀 there’s chaos is Santa’s workshop, and I challenged @aaronfrancis.com, @kentcdodds.com, @devdevcharlie.com, and @domitri.us to fix it in time to save Christmas @sanity.io sponsored this episode on location in San Francisco — don’t miss it! youtube.com/watch?v=_H5p...

@sethrubenstein.info Do you have a recent demo video the PRC Chart builder block? I remember some demo you did somewhere but I cannot seem to find it

This is the time to provide feedback on which pieces of @nickdiego.coms fabulous Block Visibility plugin would be useful in WordPress core :)

Nick Diego@nickdiego.com · 2y ago

So, what part(s) of my Block Visibility plugin should be added to WordPress? Share your thoughts here: github.com/WordPress/gu...

The one thing I really dislike about block themes is how difficult it is to review the markup/structure of block templates. In the past reviewing a PHP based template for accessible and semantic HTML was easy and could be done entirely in GitHub.

Had a great time chatting with @briancoords.com about all things block editor :)

Brian Coords@briancoords.com · 2y ago

New video posted: @fabian-kaegy.com and I chat about Gutenberg, his experience using it on high-stakes sites, where we think WordPress core is going, and what to do about the navigation menu block. youtu.be/GfC8JMW3i0E

Do I happen to know anyone who may be able to help get this fixed in Gravity Forms? 😬

Fabian Kägy@fabian-kaegy.com · 2y ago

I cannot fathom how sooooo many large plugins in the WordPress ecosystem still have all of their blocks set to apiVersion: 1... It's been 4 years since Version 2 has been released... And a year and a half since Version 3...

I cannot fathom how sooooo many large plugins in the WordPress ecosystem still have all of their blocks set to apiVersion: 1... It's been 4 years since Version 2 has been released... And a year and a half since Version 3...

Recording some interviews with WordPress (and WP-adjacent) developers/builders. I have some scheduled already but looking for more recommendations. Who should I talk to?

One of the features of the Interactivity API in WordPress I don't see nearly enough hype about is the fact that you can extend/override any part of a store by simply calling the store function with the same namespace over and over. This is such a game changer for building extensible frontend code

This thread here actually reminded me of something else that has been staring in my mind for a while. And that is how Extensibility in WordPress Core used to drive a lot of contribution opportunities where it becomes harder and harder to use those same approaches. fabian-kaegy.com/wordpress-ex...

Fabian Kägy@fabian-kaegy.com · 2y ago

There are so many big features that have been in core for years such as global styles for example that simply are inaccessible to us outside of core 🤔 I'm not claiming to have an answer here. Just saying both approaches have their ups and downs...

I’ve been spending a lot more time shipping production sites as fully block-based-theme builds over the past year. And some challenges keep coming up. So with the release of WordPress 6.7 happening tomorrow it’s a perfect time to identify some of the things that could still use further iteration.

I just spent way too long adding every guest to a Syntax starter pack If you want to follow the best devs in web development 👇🏻 go.bsky.app/SoASbQA